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  • orion7
    I use Linux at home and MacOS at work; I am quite fond of every visual change in Tahoe with sole the exception of the obscenely large radius rounded window corners which make no sense on a rectangular screen and make resizing windows a relatively slow and arduous task. I really wish they could be disabled.
  • andy_ppp
    Usually I like Apple’s OS updates but Tahoe is absolutely awful from the glass to the noddy sizing of everything. MacOS does not have to harmonise with VisionOS at all and it’s been a disaster for macOS to try.
  • neom
    I was really happy when they added the pictures! Dyslexia, the icons are 100% faster for me, I don't use those menus often enough to know what is in there word wise, but I can read the icons super fast.
  • chkhd
    After a good decade of Mac Tahoe made me go back to Linux + tiling WM for my main machine. I just could not stand the awful mess anymore.Result? inner peace. It is so calm here, and everything is so familiar and fast.And the MBP hardware seems to be getting shittier too :/ have trackpad issues on both my latest personal and work M4 MBPs.
  • JSR_FDED
    Currently I’m blocking the Tahoe updates with Little Snitch. If that becomes untenable I’ll just run Sequoia in a VM.
  • xoxxala
    Oh, thank you for posting this. Just ran the Terminal command and it’s a vast improvement.
  • VimEscapeArtist
    No screenshot? Dunno what’s all about. What menu?
  • zahirbmirza
    I still miss launchpad. Which is made worse by the fact the spotlight has become terrible.Safari is unusable due to some weird sync that happens whenever I open a new window ( i dont use tabs) and adding bookmarks takes about 10-15 seconds.Please Apple, help? Apple seem to have lost their cultish drive to satisfy UI obsessive like me who often didn't even know what we wanted until they gave it to us. Now, we know what we want, but Apple can't give it to us.
  • ChrisArchitect
  • ChrisArchitect
    Related:It's hard to justify Tahoe iconshttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46497712
  • john_alan
    Great now just need the same for the window corners and ridiculous Finder overlays.
  • anon
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  • theturtle
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  • dawnerd
    There's actually a built in way to remove them in settings. System Settings -> Menu Bar.You can uncheck or drag items around in the menu bar and group some inside of the menu bar control (and even create new menu bar controls).I wish you could add third party apps to them, maybe that'll be next. But it's nice you can hide any apps icon right there.