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I actually like this. By removing the tree structure of the traditional menu, you allow the machine to do it's best to populate the screen with tiles it predict
by adamwong246 13y ago
I actually like this. By removing the tree structure of the traditional menu, you allow the machine to do it's best to populate the screen with tiles it predicts are useful. Instead of forcing everything into a specific box, let the OS conform to the users history.
- vertex-four 13y agoWhat? It never did that when I used it.
- adamwong246 13y agoSorry forgot to mention that idea is a hypothetical use case.
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- iaskwhy 13y agoI'm not sure this is something good though. Can you imagine if the things on your kitchen moved around from place to place without you knowing exactly what was happening? Maybe it's a good idea to let the users organise their apps their own way (or at least allow that for those that care about it).
- vacri 13y agoThis was a sizeable failure when they hid menu items in Office based on predictions on what the user wanted.