An interesting article has been making its way around the internet the past few days, titled "Top 10 Usability Highs Of Mac OS". Mac OS X indeed does some things very, very right, just like many other operating systems and graphical environments do some things very, very right. The issue with the list of the article in question is that many of the items on the list are not exactly examples of "Usability Highs" at all.
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Member since:2005-12-21
Well said. The guy was being a complete tool.
Member since:2008-07-27
Member since:2008-07-27
Member since:2007-02-17
Sorry, but I'm not the one whining because they were proven to be an imbecile. You have the tenacity to question my literacy, yet you are the one who answered the OP with something, inane, and unhelpful. Judging by what the OP wrote in their post, I'm pretty sure they were talking about copy/cut/paste, but no that is too much for you to admit. Is it so hard to admit that I showed you up with only a second of Google search?
Now I could have gone on here and sunk down a couple of levels and start name calling, because frankkly you seem to be nothing more than some overeager wannabe who has probably never seen a REAL Unix system in their life (Linux doesn't count), but I'm going to be the bigger man and leave this conversation before it gets out of hand.
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2007-02-17
Try completeing your thoughts when you post next time, it may make you look less stupid. You did not specify what you meant and the OP had mentioned Command-C, Command, X, Command-V in his post. You come along and say WUT and spew some nonsense about Unix. I can't read your mind, learn how to put your thoughts together in a coherent manner so that others can follow along.
Edited 2008-08-15 13:46 UTC