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Both in the sense that Win32 GUIs (introduced in Windows 95) are a bit out of style but are still supported and widely used; and Powershell being a major depart
by wongarsu 2y ago
Both in the sense that Win32 GUIs (introduced in Windows 95) are a bit out of style but are still supported and widely used; and Powershell being a major departure from traditional CLIs.
- emptiestplace 2y agoI guess that's what I get for being so terse - I actually meant it as a counterexample. Windows is a good illustration of what happens when you avoid deprecating older systems: you end up with multiple design philosophies and interfaces layered on top of each other, leading to a less cohesive user experience overall.