[subjectsigma]

When did you use a Mac last, 2010?

You can run nix on macOS now. You can also drag windows into corners or edges to tile them, it is almost exactly like Windows 7 or 10. You can even have tiling window managers on macOS that emulate i3.

Your complaints with the dock seem like a personal choice... I like the dock behavior but if you don't, probably not a lot that will fix that, it will always suck.

Sad to report that external monitor support is still terrible.

[ecshafer]

2024. Dragging windows to the corners isnt how I would do it in windows or linux, I just use a super key and an arrow key and it moves it as needed along the tile. Having to drag a window around is terrible design.

[subjectsigma]

Going all the way back to Windows 7 I preferred dragging to arrow keys, I legitimately don’t understand how that’s “terrible design” and not just a personal preference.

I would suspect a sizable portion of Windows users didn’t even realize that snapping with the arrow keys was possible, since keyboard shortcuts are (generally) harder to discover than mouse actions.

[al_borland]

You can set whatever keyboard shortcut you want if you don’t want to drag the window.

Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts… > Windows > Quarters

Make them whatever you think they should be. No one is being forced to drag windows.