>Their iPad-ification of applications is the full-screen mode that can be toggled. The problem is that app UIs are going to pick a paradigm and it's going to f

>Their iPad-ification of applications is the full-screen mode that can be toggled. The problem is that app UIs are going to pick a paradigm and it's going to feel out of place if you use a different one. The dragbar being replaced is a pretty good example of this. It's a lot of why I'm not particularly looking forward to Lion.