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Window management has continued to evolve in nontrivial ways, imo. More fundamental interactions probably won't and probably shouldn't change; those idioms are
by brundolf 4y ago
Window management has continued to evolve in nontrivial ways, imo. More fundamental interactions probably won't and probably shouldn't change; those idioms are mature and deeply engrained at this point. It would alienate swathes of users to rock such an established boat.
- philistine 4y agoMicrosoft tried with Windows on their phones. Look where that led them.
- pjmlp 4y agoTo 10% market share in Europe right before they decided to drop it all. It was starting to become the alternative to Android for many of us. Had they provided a proper migration path from Windows Phone 7 into 8, and then from 8.x UA model into 10 UWP, and more Win developers would have followed along, instead of hating them for all the rewrites.