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The low readability/contrast in some places seems to be the main problem. Sad to see the old Finder logo go – the central curve ending outside the "box" was a n
by kunstmord 12y ago
The low readability/contrast in some places seems to be the main problem.
Sad to see the old Finder logo go – the central curve ending outside the "box" was a nice touch.
The new dock reminded me of the old Powerbook G4 I had, with 10.2 installed. I still somewhat miss the whole "Aqua" interface sometimes – but maybe that's just nostalgia or I over the years it's become harder to surprise me with UI design.
- notduncansmith 12y agoYeah the first thing I checked when I logged into 10.10 for the first time was the Finder icon, and sure enough, he looks like a total doofus. Overall there's a decent bit to like about Yosemite, a lot that... will take some getting used to. Hopefully they'll refine it a lot more before release; also, can't wait for Dark Mode to hit the beta.
- actsasbuffoon 12y agoThanks for pointing out that dark mode isn't in the beta. I should be able to restrain myself from installing the beta for a bit longer.
- notduncansmith 12y agoI couldn't hold out, and had a mini panic attack when Git and Ruby were jacked. Doesn't help that I actually uninstalled Xcode 5.1.1 after installing the Xcode 6 beta (broke a good bit of stuff). Ended up getting all settled, but still, not worth it. No point in rolling back now though (if that's even possible).
- Gracana 12y ago> The low readability/contrast in some places seems to be the main problem. Contrast is decreasing everywhere these days, and that trend is really causing me trouble. I hope they darken things a bit. Perhaps the light-on-dark mode will help with that?
- pietro 12y agoI just hope they grow up. I can't read anything anymore, and it's entirely due to use of grey over black.
- nutjob123 12y ago10.2 was a very pleasant surprise coming from windows or mac os 9. I don't think we will have that sort of jump in the future until things become 3 dimensional.