To me it's not nostalgia, the system felt truly great to use. Haven't met anything as good since then.
And while I agree that Steve Jobs and Next were the right business (and people) choice, I still mourn the loss of a much better UI (never been a fan of the Mac UI, and it's my daily at-work system).
To me it's not nostalgia, the system felt truly great to use. Haven't met anything as good since then.
And while I agree that Steve Jobs and Next were the right business (and people) choice, I still mourn the loss of a much better UI (never been a fan of the Mac UI, and it's my daily at-work system).
Nostalgia is an addictive drug.