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I upgraded from Mavericks to El Capitan the day before Part I of this article appeared, and many of the points it raises are descriptive of difficulties I've en
by beautifulfreak 10y ago
I upgraded from Mavericks to El Capitan the day before Part I of this article appeared, and many of the points it raises are descriptive of difficulties I've encountered. The argument isn't about aesthetics, it's about functionality, a reduction in ease of use. The guy said there were many more things he could list, and I believe him, because some of my own complaints weren't on his list - some more serious than others. None is a show stopper. We Apple fans just wonder what is the reason why. It looks like change for the sake of change, with entropy included.
- cassowary 10y ago"The argument isn't about aesthetics, it's about functionality, a reduction in ease of use." this. the problem is the functionality is the visual appearance of the system, so they hire visual artists who think in terms of aesthetics, not design engineers who think in terms functionality and easy of use.