>IMO - a more 'intelligent change' design would have, instead of >reinventing the wheel (the UI), grafted the exiting UI onto BSD instead - >with 2 primary advantages: >1 - much less debugging, less cost(s), faster delivery, and with fewer >problems. >2 - none of the user/development feedback cycle that has taken place. >Apple - removes a function (spring loaded folders as an example), users >complain since many people use the feature, Apple adds the functionality >back (another release, more broken software, more bugs) - result - longer >delivery times, only partially satisfied users (plus) they ot the >function returned, (minus) other stuff broke. again the same points as >above: >quicker delivery, less cost, fewer bugs And how many software application projects have you managed again?
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