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>There’s a long history behind some of these things. macOS UI conventions stretch all the way back to macOS 1.0, released in 1984. maybe some of those conventi

>There’s a long history behind some of these things. macOS UI conventions stretch all the way back to macOS 1.0, released in 1984. maybe some of those conventions are outdated The main gripe i have with macOS, for a company so focused on accessibility it's disappointing the lack of UI scaling options. You really can't do much compared to Windows. Linux also suck at this in terms of the basic options available.

SllX 5y ago
> maybe some of those conventions are outdated If you want to make this case, you have to make it on a case-by-case basis. It isn’t sufficient to say something is outdated, you have to make the case as to why it is worth changing now. They got a lot right in the original Macintosh, and they refined what they had a lot throughout the entire Classic and Mac OS X eras.