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Maybe he's not. Also, if he's not it kind of proves the point of the article.
by nkkollaw 7y ago
Maybe he's not.
Also, if he's not it kind of proves the point of the article.
- SebastianKra 7y agoThe point of the article was to (somewhat) counter the recent critizisms of iOS/iPad discoverability. He suggests that every system has those quirks that you will learn to navigate around.
- nkkollaw 7y agoNot to me, what I got from the article is that most people can't use basic functionality that macOS hides by default. The vast majority will not learn that ctrl + click does right-click, and that you can enable scrollbars again to actually see if there is more content to view.
- coribuci 7y ago> The vast majority will not learn that ctrl + click does right-click, and that you can enable scrollbars again to actually see if there is more content to view. How are they suppose to learn that ? Is it described in a help text somewhere ? How about Shift + Click ? Or Caps Lock + Click ? Will this destroy my document ? Now seriously. People (except children) have a lot of other things to do instead of doing detective work.
- nkkollaw 7y agoAren't we saying the same thing..?