My two year old just blasted past between my laptop and the plug. The mag adapter dropped off my MacBook Pro in silent fashion. My two year old kept quietly running (a rare thing — the quiet part). I was happy. It’s the tiny details like this where design shows its true colors. Is your app built for your users’ reality? Do your programmers need a reality check? How many “two year old” problems exist in their workspace, that you should handle beautifully instead of try to put those problems in a straight jacket?
Macs Are Made For Real Life - Is Your App?
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March 30th, 2007 at 14:16
Why Linux Won’t Rule The Desktop Any Time Soon (1 of 2)
Before the hate mail roles in, let me say that I’m a huge advocate of open standards and general use of F/OSS. I love Linux and use it almost exclusively for all my server side applications. I’ve used Linux on desktop systems for many years…