Most annoying thing for me was their file explorer thing. It's as if I'm on a phone. It's not a real file explorer.
I think real mac users have to buy third party software so they can have an actual file explorer..
dogs0n
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I tried Thunderbird but it baffles me that I can’t view an email and have the list of emails open on the side.
You can do that. That is how I use thunderbird.
I don't remember if I had to change the default config, but I think it comes like that, no? Anyways, if not, it's probably an easy setting somewhere to get it how you like.
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Wonder why we were taught to stay away from wikipedia instead of being taught how to use it properly 🤔. Idk how to verify sources so i trust wikipedia at face value, sorry ;(
In my experience, Finder can't even do what it's named (find anything) and it feels dumbed down like it doesn't want me to find certain things (part of that may be MacOS's design though too) ;(
Windows file explorer was alright, until they botched it in Windows 11 (like how the botched everything in that "update"). Last time I used it at work, they still hadn't got tabs working without it being a buggy, slow mess.
Dolphin file explorer (for linux) is hands-down the best. It has every feature and integration I have ever wanted and it does what it says on the tin without being buggy. Truly the power users' file explorer.
Not tryna refute your experiences though. These are just mine.