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Classic is long dead. OS X does not exist anymore. It's now called macOS and the UI is merging with iOS and iPadOS user interfaces for some time now, because th
by lispm 3y ago
Classic is long dead. OS X does not exist anymore. It's now called macOS and the UI is merging with iOS and iPadOS user interfaces for some time now, because that's where many new users are coming from.
Even for Microsoft: many users will now use something like the Microsoft Office suite in a web browser.
Take the current "Apple Pages" text editor / layout program.
https://www.apple.com/pages/ https://www.apple.com/pages/
It does not look and feel a bit like CUA. Not 10% of the UI works like in Microsoft Word...
For our entertainment: On my MacBook Pro keyboard I mapped the Lisp Machine keys:
control = control, meta = option, symbol = command, right super = right command, right hyper = right option
So I get from left to right: control, meta, option, super, hyper.
I use it, even though it is not CUA compatible. :-)
- CRConrad 3y ago> OS X does not exist anymore. It's now called macOS So then it does exist. Otherwise it wouldn't be called anything any more.