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Even going back to Windows 95, there's a lot more visible effort made to let basic users become power users than I notice today. For example there's a shortcut
by Nition 2y ago
Even going back to Windows 95, there's a lot more visible effort made to let basic users become power users than I notice today. For example there's a shortcut to Task Scheduler right in the taskbar, which takes you to a very simple task scheduling interface.
- GeekyBear 2y agoBy the time Windows 95 shipped, Mac OS had a system wide user friendly scripting language that integrated functionality exposed by third party applications alongside the functionality of the OS. https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/AppleScript https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/AppleScript To give users an easy onramp, AppleScript would allow you to hit a record button in the script editor and watch you carry out a series of actions in the OS as well as third party applications and convert those actions into editable AppleScript code on the fly.