> Ah yes, unlike the great linux where everyone is using apt-get/yum to install anything useful
I wouldn't complain if macos had those utils built into os package manager/appstore, but it does not, one needs to install custom package manager.
It is like I would need to install yum on Debian to get apps.
It can
> If you try to get to your home directory to get some files you have to jump hoops.
You don't
> Sorry, that poor choice of basic utilities (some time ago bash there was ages old), that everyone has to use brew to get anything useful there.
Ah yes, unlike the great linux where everyone is using apt-get/yum to install anything useful
Disclaimer: have used Macs as my primary developer machine since 2008 across 4 industries as both frontend and backend developer in half a dozen different programming languages.