Gotta be honest, the last mac I ever used ran OS8 I think, maybe 9, it was one of the classic Mac os's either way.
I know this is just a UI recreation and not the actual OS but as a long time KDE user, like over a decade, I can't help but think meh, why does this UI get so much praise?
I can make my desktop look, act and behave literally any way I want, I can modify every single aspect of every single thing on my desktop to suit my work flows and everything I do on a computer exactly so my computer does exactly what I want, when I want, exactly how I want it to in the exact way I want things to be done.
I haven't changed much over the years, i've copied my configs through every update, even brand new computers and everything always just works how I want it to.
Why do people pay the premium for this UI Apple forces you to use?
I know this is just a UI recreation and not the actual OS but as a long time KDE user, like over a decade, I can't help but think meh, why does this UI get so much praise?
I can make my desktop look, act and behave literally any way I want, I can modify every single aspect of every single thing on my desktop to suit my work flows and everything I do on a computer exactly so my computer does exactly what I want, when I want, exactly how I want it to in the exact way I want things to be done.
I haven't changed much over the years, i've copied my configs through every update, even brand new computers and everything always just works how I want it to.
Why do people pay the premium for this UI Apple forces you to use?