I personally found it more intuitive than the windows method. You don't know how many people you hear about screwing up windows some way because they just thou

I personally found it more intuitive than the windows method. You don't know how many people you hear about screwing up windows some way because they just thought deleting the folder in program files would be enough. Or thinking that the shortcut is the program and deleting it would uninstall it. All those explanatory message boxes that come up in windows comes from common mistakes and misconceptions that show up in user usability testing. Mac: The application is a file. To get rid of it, just delete it like a file. Windows: You have to run a program to install it, and run a program to uninstall it. Do it any other way and The mac paradigm is a bit leaky although, with .pkg files and what not. The .dmg distribution method is a bit annoying, but it allows developers to add fancy graphics when people install their programs.