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This is the equivalent of a plain looking girl dying her hair some crazy color. Personally I don't understand this concept of forcing a clunky and strange UI o
by JeremyMorgan 14y ago
This is the equivalent of a plain looking girl dying her hair some crazy color.
Personally I don't understand this concept of forcing a clunky and strange UI on people and having change just for the sake of change. Both suffer from huge amounts of backlash, yet their creators stand by it, for one simple reason: They have to change, so things don't appear stale. These interfaces aren't better, they're just new.
It's really that simple, we've had 10 years of the same type of interface in Windows, Linux and OSX and they need something new. Apple of course knows they have something good with OSX and are unwilling to slap their users in the face, and they generally don't fix what is broke.
- B-Con 14y ago> Personally I don't understand this concept of forcing [...] on people and having change just for the sake of change Welcome to development, where anything over 24 months is old news and needs to be made different. Not better, just different. It's kind of a plague in the industry. Things change just for the sake of it. I'm all for changing to make things better, but a large sect of development seems obsessed with new just because... new.
- seunosewa 14y agos/girl/person