on 3/28/01 2:25 PM, Dennis T Cheung at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hit return.
Doh!
> Notice that you ask for changes, yet hypothesize that MBU might be
> overbearing. Do you really think that software is developed in a vacuum?
No, of course I realize that a certain amount of testing and user feedback
shapes the evolution of software, and true to form, we never notice the
features that change that 'work' or that enhance the experience as much as
we notice the features that we miss. It's just a bit of ventful frustration
on my part whenever I encounter one of those.
> It's like complaining about bloat: we always try to include all the features
> that you don't want, and leave out the features that you want.
LOL!
> And while I'm at it, talk about 'we know best', I think the best/worst
> offender of that will always be Apple. Perfect example: the inability to
> ever truly hide the Dock (without hacking).
Oh, puhleeze, don't even get me started the 'almost bordering on
incompetence' development efforts of the NeXTSTEP team (because that's
really what they are, aren't they?) Not much Mac mindset in that group -
starting with features that are more of a burden, and ending with almost
total lack of respect for user feedback. Like I said, don't get me started.
Harry
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