Author: Tord Romstad
Date: 07:59:30 08/12/04
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On August 11, 2004 at 22:10:49, Anthony Cozzie wrote: >Another example: there is a principle in >GUI design that the most valuable real estate is at the corners, because they >are the easiest to reach: you just slam the cursor on that direction. Windows >places the start menu _just out_ of the corner, making it very annoying ;) Yes. This is almost unbelievable. The problem is almost certainly trivial to fix, but has been there for almost ten years. Besides the points you have already made, I would like to mention that Linux (and Mac OS X) ships with a decent set of development tools right ot of the box. With Windows, it seems that almost nothing is included. >Well, I certainly have no trouble with those who say "Linux is only free if your >time is worthless". I have never claimed Linux is for everyone. It isn't. Mac OS X is for the rest of us. :-) Tord
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