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Yeah, lists are by far the best way to organize large amounts of information in a way that the human eye and brain can deal with it. Windows is still based on
by onreact-com 17y ago
Yeah, lists are by far the best way to organize large amounts of information in a way that the human eye and brain can deal with it.
Windows is still based on Windows 95 hierarchical menus. Btw. I never use those Windows menus unless the system forces me to.
- xtho 17y agoJust for the record, the Windows Vista start menu does this list thingy too. But you can still choose to have hiararchical menus à la w95 if you want to.
- trezor 17y agoSame for all searches as well. Documents, actions, programs, email, websites, etc etc. If you have indexing enabled (client-side for local data and server-side for network shares) it can scour trough gigabytes of data in no speed. It's obvious that he that said that "Windows is still based on Windows 95 hierarchical menus" haven't really used Windows the last 5 years.
- onreact-com 17y agoI'm using Windows the last 15 years. I just deactivated most of the annoying Vista bling bling.