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Also not very convenient just for quickly viewing bunch of files. Gallery view is pretty new and still needs to be discovered. But generally speaking, macOS on Apple hardware is unmatched by any alternative. What is the f*cking point of cmd-tabbing to an application if you don't make its window visible!? This I have never understood. There are still some things I hate, #1 being that when I cmd-tab to a window which is minimized, it doesn't raise that window. It is in most use cases more performant than my 2017 _much_ higher spec Dell XPS 15 (in Windows or Linux boot mode). Meanwhile, I have lived on my 2014 MBP since 2014, going through multiple OS upgrades in place - no wipes/reinstalls - and find it just as performant as ever. In terms of reliability, every time over the last 20 years (some distant, some recent) where I tried to live with a Linux desktop, things would stop working after a short while.

#Activedock mac app free pdf#

And you can, with a small bit of effort, add capabilities for additional files such as Markdown.īeing able to open a PDF or image in a fast, reliable native viewer, and even do some level of editing (such as quickly adding a signature!) is super useful. Once you don't have that (move to the Windows world), you realize how much you miss it. I make the assumption that Quicklook uses Preview (because surely it must).īeing able to hit spacebar on just about any kind of selected document/image type file and see a near instant look, multiple pages and all, is so important. Preview is one of the most underrated pieces of software in the world today.