I am serious, and it's all about how things are named and how the OS interacts with you. Some examples (imagine you've never used a computer before): - "file

I am serious, and it's all about how things are named and how the OS interacts with you. Some examples (imagine you've never used a computer before): - "file explorer" on Windows, "finder" on Mac. This is just an example of naming that I think it's just confusing to users, among many other names - a red "X" to close a program on windows, a random square with no color differentiation on the Mac - a clear view of what programs are running in the taskbar on Windows vs. the current active program in the top right - taskbar showing date + time and the calendar "on click" on Windows vs. time, date on click & no calendar on the Mac ... and the list can go on. I honestly believe they screwed up by acting too smart, when people wanted something simple that makes sense to them.