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I certainly see your point. There are still things about Linux that are so much better than on MacOS. For example: window shading, easier to start programming on, built-in package manager, not creating ._ files on external drives, not having the terminal restricted to certain directories, not having the mouse touchpad have a delay for click n' drag.

In fact, I'd probably still be on Linux if it weren't for the fact that I shifted from programming to content creation and certain apps like Davinci Resolve and some photography apps work better on MacOS, and it's impossible to get M1 performance (especially in a laptop) with Linux at the price of an M1 laptop.