Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 2nd Dec 2007 00:00 UTC, submitted by AlexZOP
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RE[2]: Amiga OS4.0 Classic
by superstoned on Sun 2nd Dec 2007 01:13
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RE[3]: Amiga OS4.0 Classic
by Downix on Sun 2nd Dec 2007 01:17
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RE[3]: Amiga OS4.0 Classic
by aliquis on Sun 2nd Dec 2007 01:31
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RE[2]: Amiga OS4.0 Classic
by Lipatov Kirill on Sun 2nd Dec 2007 01:36
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RE[3]: Amiga OS4.0 Classic
by miles on Mon 3rd Dec 2007 14:31
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Actually, Amiga is one of the only OS that was designed by users for users. Which is why it was so good usability-wise.
For the design, the Amiga world had the best designers in its time (design won the demo competitions, which is why the PC never fared well against amiga-ones), with custom icon sets and custom DE that were the envy of most people.
However, you have to take in account that design evolves - and you're looking at what is essentially an 80's design, made (at the time) for 16 color screens (to save memory). Maybe they kept it in OS4 to mark the filliation with Amiga.
PS: I don't know why you got modded down. Not knowing your history well is not a crime 
RE[2]: Amiga OS4.0 Classic
by Oliver on Sun 2nd Dec 2007 01:51
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2006-01-26
Why not? Not enough rounded corners, transparency, and 3d-effects for you?