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What's more impressive is that Mojave would be really familiar to those users from the year 2000. If I compare it to the mind-blowing UX changes Windows went th
by dep_b 8y ago
What's more impressive is that Mojave would be really familiar to those users from the year 2000. If I compare it to the mind-blowing UX changes Windows went through in the same time...and none of them were never really all compassing or guaranteed to stick around for a time.
- aasasd 8y agoWell, idk about Win10, but in 8 Microsoft obviously thought a UI should be made out of tables, just as they did in '95.
- blattimwind 8y ago> and none of them were never really all compassing or guaranteed to stick around for a time. I recently learned that the ribbon used in Office is proprietary to Office itself and wasn't/isn't used in other products - not even in other Microsoft products, which use a different ribbon, which even behaves differently.
- npunt 8y agoYep, and meanwhile Mojave would be really familiar to an original Macintosh user from 35 years ago. So much has changed yet so little.
- duskwuff 8y agoI can't find the screenshots offhand, but someone recently pointed out that the wording of one Finder alert dialog ("The document $1 can't be opened because it is in the Trash", IIRC) hasn't changed since System 7.
- Aloha 8y agoI dunno - the umm, finder interaction can be significant different