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Even then, as I recall iTunes was widely bashed? Its UI was obviously Apple UI on Windows, ignoring all Windows UI guidelines.
by 72deluxe 12y ago
Even then, as I recall iTunes was widely bashed? Its UI was obviously Apple UI on Windows, ignoring all Windows UI guidelines.
- moe 12y agoEven then, as I recall iTunes was widely bashed? Was? iTunes is still the same trainwreck that it was 10 years ago. Apple seems to work hard to keep it the same sluggish nightmare, no matter how fast the hardware becomes that it runs on.
- 72deluxe 12y agoI was being optimistic :-) I don't use it on Windows anymore - and I only installed it on there out of interest! Same went for Safari on Windows.
- stef25 12y agoIt's a trainwreck on Mac too. I use my iPod only when I go on holidays, say 3 - 4 times per year. I dread the moment I have to use iTunes to fill my iPod with songs. It causes me nothing but stress, which is exactly the opposite of what Apple is about.
- 72deluxe 12y agoI only use it on the Mac to turn off the "automatic sync" feature on the iPod, and to do a manual backup of my wife's iPad. I must say that the backup interface for the iPad within iTunes is pretty poor. Not the feature - the interface. Mighty confused. I use Floola to shove songs on my iPod. Might be worth a look? (Mine is a 6th-gen classic).
- stef25 12y agoFloola looks perfect, will check this out at home. Thanks!
- Cthulhu_ 12y agoWait, Windows had UI guidelines? (Winamp was very popular on Windows, it had no UI guidelines whatsoever)
- beedogs 12y agoThey didn't really use any of the Windows UI widgets. Tough to blame Windows for that.