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Are those the systems you learned as a teenager/young adult? I felt the same way about XP, despite it being generally regarded as a UI abomination. I think it
by bee_rider 2y ago
Are those the systems you learned as a teenager/young adult?
I felt the same way about XP, despite it being generally regarded as a UI abomination. I think it was just familiar.
Anyway, I eventually shook lose of that nostalgia, and for me the best usability has been more recent. The wmii/i3/sway family of window managers are have been just great: simple, to the point, and automatic.
I dunno. There are pretty clearly some bad trends in computing generally and mainstream UX specifically, but improvements are still bouncing around in the margins.
- int_19h 2y agoI learned Win3.1 as a kid, but I still consider Win7 the best UX that Windows had to date.