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The author addresses this in the article: “Good Mac apps should feel like Mac apps, and good Windows apps should do likewise. If iTunes for Windows feels like a
by Udo_Schmitz 10y ago
The author addresses this in the article: “Good Mac apps should feel like Mac apps, and good Windows apps should do likewise. If iTunes for Windows feels like a Mac app, Apple’s doing it wrong. (One could argue Apple’s doing it wrong with iTunes everywhere, of course…)”
- ysavir 10y agoThat's not addressing it. That's making a hollow, unqualified claim, using authoritative tone to make it sound like a proper, true absolute.