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Apple isn’t merging mouse and keyboard systems, though. Not in macOS. So that hypothesis is complete bunk. This design move is at this point getting to be a de
by arrrg 5y ago
Apple isn’t merging mouse and keyboard systems, though. Not in macOS. So that hypothesis is complete bunk.
This design move is at this point getting to be a decade old. So this explanation from you makes zero sense.
- slategruen 5y agoThis. macOS has been in an incremental phase for several years now. Windows 8 was a major overhaul from Microsoft which ended up as a big mistake since they didn't consider the impact of such an overhaul in terms of user experience. macOS on the other hand is quite mature and Apple knows that any major change would hurt users in the end.
- smoldesu 5y agoWas Big Sur one of those "incremental" updates?
- jen20 5y agoYes.
- champagnois 5y agoJust an "incremental" update where they added touch screen apps (from the iPhone and iPad) to the desktop and laptop experience. Oh, they also changed the system tray to mimic the touch functionality of iPads 1:1 as well, despite being a (far more precise) mouse pointer controlled system. Incremental they say. I was way off base and taking crazy pills when I saw any relationship between these design elements and touch interfaces.
- champagnois 5y agoThe latest design elements feel straight from iPad OS imo. They also have had a focus on allowing iOS installs onto MacOS. This is from BigSur onward. I was mostly describing my feelings and guesses of it.