When I saw power user features I wondered if it might be something that might convince people that OS X isn't going further down the locked down iOS route and c

When I saw power user features I wondered if it might be something that might convince people that OS X isn't going further down the locked down iOS route and certainly multiple monitors and more advanced use of finder are towards the power user end of things. On the other hand it would be fair to say that they're relatively a small investment on Apple's part and it would be possible to read too much into them. Looking at changes like this my take is that the truth is probably somewhere in the middle. I don't think Apple are going to lock down OS X the way iOS is locked down but nor do I think that power users are as critical a part of their target audience as they once were. The end result - small changes for power users, enough to give them faith that they're not being completely ignored, and more significant investments for the new breed of typical Mac user.