Not only can disable it, but with the right tools like Karabiner elements you can turn it into something useful - double tap cmd+Q to quit: no accidental activations, but retains muscle memory
Not only can disable it, but with the right tools like Karabiner elements you can turn it into something useful - double tap cmd+Q to quit: no accidental activations, but retains muscle memory
The fact that there is an entire _industry_ of tools to patch every little shortcoming speaks volumes of Apple's usability.
I’d say it says more about the flexibility of the Mac as a general purpose computing platform. It’s a sign of the health of the platform.
Isn't this literally linux?
With Linux systems, if there wasn't a configuration option to override something, you'd be able to create a fork and still do it. So low level layers in Linux have become flexible enough that you do not need to do it, even if there are opinionated UIs on top.
There's no need, standard settings allow to change a lot.
The same levers are on macos too. People are getting caught up someone wrote a tool and released it. The fact that someone wrote a tool and released it shows it's possible and these levers exist.
Nonono, I honestly tried to set it up on MacOS myself. It's not even close to Linux by configurability.
And I'm not talking about some or CLI settings, I'm talking about built-in GUI OS "Settings" program.
Karabiner elements is an amazing piece of software