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Surprised no one has mentioned iTunes yet. Noticing a few trends. Poorly written software often: - Is written for the enterprise, making it vulnerable to buye
by spanktheuser 10y ago
Surprised no one has mentioned iTunes yet.
Noticing a few trends. Poorly written software often:
- Is written for the enterprise, making it vulnerable to buyer vs. user issues.
- Is old and sprawling, yet so successful and so complex to make the much-needed rewrite very daunting.
- Is highly connected to our personal workflows, and therefore always out of sync with the way some significant population wants to work.
- joemi 10y agoIt's never been ideal for me, but it's usually been "good enough" for me. But with each new release, it gets less so. My needs aren't really changing, but what and how iTunes delivers is changing, getting further and further away from my needs.