mike wrote:
Well you said yourself you found the windows startbar more useful than the
os x dock? Perhaps take this chance to tell him how to use the dock
better? This is the kind of stuff he was talking about earlier, he voices
some opinions and complaints etc, and he gets told to shut it and he's wrong
and learn how to use it. How about some advice? Or maybe ask him
specifically what the issue is...
Exactly... I'd love to know if there are any dock replacements or add
ons out there that:
1. Lock the infernal icons so that inexperienced users can't "poof" them
2. Make the dock superficially display icons for every window running
whether it is maximized or not.
You say he is carping about 'supposed' UI problems..but you and I both know
you don't think OS X is perfect in this catagory, so why continue this myth
that it is?
I'm curious about that too...
db
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 12:50 PM, tjpa <[email protected]> wrote:
On Dec 16, 2009, at 1:49 PM, db wrote:
So I got particular... put down some of my exact observations and
experience about OS X tech inefficiencies that get in my way and are
surprisingly and noticeably unintuitive.... and that I would like changed.
I'm particularly disappointed that this thread has continued to carp about
some supposed user interface problems when it is really PEBKAC. Why the
opposition to learning how to use a tool better?
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