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I find the whole concept of "windows" a pretty strange analogy. Windows? That's not how people at an office used to work, looking through windows all day, res
by continuational 3y ago
I find the whole concept of "windows" a pretty strange analogy.
Windows?
That's not how people at an office used to work, looking through windows all day, resizing them (what?) and moving them around.
The "desktop" feels nothing like a real physical desktop.
A desktop used to be an extended working memory, where you had all the papers, books and tools that you currently needed for your task.
The only thing they've managed to replicate from the physical world is that pile of stuff you've been meaning to get rid off for a while.
Give me an operating system that's designed for thinking and working please.