RJay's furious key-hammering produced this:
> I have to (mostly) agree with Thorsten here. Whether you like OS X's 
> interface or not, it and the iApps break many of the guidelines 
> originally set out by the Apple Human Interface group.

Personally, I find the application menus in OS X to make more sense overall.
For instance, you don't quit the file -- you quit the application.  You're not
setting the preferences for "edit", you're setting the preferences for the
application.  Et cetera, et cetera...

There are a few things that I don't like about OS X, though, mainly file
sorting and little things like that.  I like being able to sort by type and
date -- not just by name (I don't know if this was changed in Jaguar -- I only
have 10.1.5).  The dock could be a pain at times as well (I wish maximized
applications would not go under the dock).

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