Please not yet another &quot;I&#x27;ve switched from A to B and was shocked to discover that B does not work like A!&quot; rant. You&#x27;re simply executing working patterns from Windows and of course it does not work so well.<p>1. Cmd-Tab does not select windows, it selects apps. If the app is hidden (Cmd+H), it will be unhidden.<p>2. They are not such a frequent click targets. Also, that is not a maximize button.<p>I see what your problem with 1+2 is: you are using minimize function to reveal windows behind the current window like you did in Windows. Well... don&#x27;t. There are other ways to do it (Mission Control, Dock, hide), you are not supposed to use minimize so often.<p>3. Seriously? It&#x27;s only an issue if you&#x27;re seeing Mac the first time in your life.<p>4. Because there is no maximize function.<p>5. Keyboard-only never was a design goal.<p>6. Alt+Cmd+I. Learn about significance of Alt button, you&#x27;ll discover <i>a lot</i> of functions that you think are missing.<p>7. Because Enter renames the item.<p>8. The blue button. (Apple has recently broken that in some dialogs in 10.11 and hasn&#x27;t fixed yet.)<p>9. Finder does not allow to cut&amp;paste files, yes. Of all your list, this is the only valid critic, which does not stem from mis-using the thing.<p>Trust me as Mac user, we are not suffering, and when rebooting to Windows to play PC-only game, we do not feel any improvement (to put it mildly). What you think is &quot;the most intuitive way to do it&quot; is actually just &quot;the most familiar to me way to do it&quot;.<p>There is a term for this, &quot;baby duck syndrome&quot;: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wiktionary.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;baby_duck_syndrome" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wiktionary.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;baby_duck_syndrome</a><p>&gt; (humorous) The tendency of computer users to always think the system (software or usage paradigm) they originally started using is better.