I agree that Lion transitions towards iOS, but this doesn't have much to do with the author's point, which is that crappy interface decisions in Lion reveal a c

I agree that Lion transitions towards iOS, but this doesn't have much to do with the author's point, which is that crappy interface decisions in Lion reveal a certain lack of Steve-ization. The examples given by the author aren't examples of Lion becoming more iOS-like than Snow Leopard; they are examples of crappy interfaces and crappy implementation. I say this as a devoted Mac user who, overall, really likes Lion. That doesn't mean I like every detail, though.