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http://www.macopinion.com/columns/engine/01/05/31/index.html

An excerpt:

"The main problem with OS X is that it should have been finished long ago.
Its core is Mach and BSD, off the shelf components from the start, and the
environment we call Cocoa is nearly pure NeXTSTEP, a product that was fit
and polished years before it was purchased by Apple. The Quartz windowing
system is a significant but not world-shattering upgrade to the Display
Postscript used by NeXT for a decade and such items as the Dock and the
additions to the Finder are borrowed almost directly as well. The rest of
the OS X interface is reworked Macintosh, so what the heck has Apple been
doing for the last four years?

One might easily assume that a thousand Apple programmers have spent the
last third of a decade perfecting the way that finder windows slurp into
Dock icons and diddling around with interface elements that didn't need to
be changed in the first place."

---> Jarmo Lundgren, multimediatsaari
     Helsingin Sanomat, Verkkoliite
     p. 09-1227555 / 040-5345868
         "Less is moo." - The Holy Mad Cow 

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