You're missing the point. Look at that top bar. What do those mean? How do I un-gray them? What do I click to start capturing packets? Look at these http://cd

You're missing the point. Look at that top bar. What do those mean? How do I un-gray them? What do I click to start capturing packets? Look at these http://cdn2.tekgoblinmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/Restore-disk-utility-3.jpg?d8d5b3 http://cdn2.tekgoblinmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/Restore-di... https://support.apple.com/library/content/dam/edam/applecare/images/en_US/osx/preferences_overview.png https://support.apple.com/library/content/dam/edam/applecare... All icons have text. There is a uniform icon for Hard Drive. There is a uniform color scheme. There is a uniform font size. There is a uniform spacing between elements. In the macOS window you see descriptions where needed like under "First Aid" You get human-friendly lables such as "Capacity", "Used", etc. It is all presented eligantly and simply. On the left of your screen all I see are random strings of text with squigly lines next to them. Are those buttons? Can I click them? I know you have to from using wireshark before but the average person sees that and says "...well shit". Presentation is a very sensative art. HCI should be much more appreciated and people majoring in it shouldn't be relegated to VR as there are still many problems in desktop UI that needs to be fixed.