Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 11th Dec 2006 23:03 UTC
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RE: That would not be very surprising..
by Tuishimi on Tue 12th Dec 2006 02:26
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RE: That would not be very surprising..
by zbrimhall on Tue 12th Dec 2006 06:42
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Your argument doen't make sense. You suggest that the absence of changes to the UI indicate that...there will be changes to the UI. How is the absence of a thing evidence for its presence? And is the inverse true? If there WERE changes to the UI in the developer seeds, would that be evidence that the UI will be staying the same when 10.5 ships? You know, change things up in the previews to mess with the copycats in Redmond, and then leave everything the same in the final product.
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2005-07-16
Frankly, considering that the current developer release doesn't sport a new UI, I think I'm not alone to have thought during the last keynote that they were preparing a completely different UI, but were hiding it until the final release next year (and vista would be a good enough reason to do so...)
After all, they did exactly the same thing with rhapsody -- the API were the same than OSX, but the UI profoundly changed (aqua).
Perhaps we'll simply have a slightly more refined UI theme with "dark gloss" as previously reported, but I would more expect something really different, not just a new theme. (and hopefully they'll trash the finder while they are here)