Linked by Amjith Ramanujam on Mon 21st Jul 2008 22:38 UTC, submitted by Moulinneuf
Software engineer Satoshi Nakajima, the lead architect of Microsoft's Windows 95, picked up a Mac for the first time two years ago.
He was so impressed, he says he'll never again touch a PC again.
Satoshi loves Apple products so much, he started a company in April, Big Canvas, to develop for Apple's iPhone platform full-time.
"We have chosen iPhone as the platform to release our first product (for) several reasons," explains his company's website. "We love Apple products... You need love to be creative."
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Operating systems are way more than the technical aspect. Geeks are quick to call something crap while ignoring a good GUI, and quick to praise something that only a geek would know how to use.
I dare call the taskbar they introduced if not an innovation, at least a improvement! A quite important one. Now people had a visual way to see what windows they had open when they had many. (Multi-tasking where about to really really become multitasking.)
Take Ubuntu. It's easy to use, but probably quite far from the best Linux-distro from a technical point of view. Despite that, I think it's way better than most distros simply because it's easier to use.