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They behave exactly the way you'd expect, because they don't attempt to copy the expected behaviour. They define the expected behaviour.
by jdub 11y ago
They behave exactly the way you'd expect, because they don't attempt to copy the expected behaviour. They define the expected behaviour.
- matt_kantor 11y agoNot in this case. Unity's editor has a very "unique" UI. It doesn't try to follow OS-specific conventions most of the time. https://youtu.be/DEumkKjE2YQ?t=8m15s https://youtu.be/DEumkKjE2YQ?t=8m15s
- JupiterMoon 11y agoUntil your user has your program installed on e.g. mac and windows and now it works differently on each... This is actually an annoying problem. As a linux user lack of consistency between apps is frustrating but similarly I know people that struggle with changing from mac to windows regularly.