It's funny how he rants about OSX not being cool anymore and too constricting. Seemed like it is geared towards consumers. An OS that is more made for profit than for usage etc.
And then ending the piece by stating he uses Windows 8 now. I would be interested to learn how that one with it's nonsensical tile fest is not first and foremost consumer oriented. I like to learn how their latest "me too" approach with their Metro side "App Store" is not geared towards making profits instead of usage.
In essence he throws away a *NIX system with a user friendly UI in favor of Microsofts latest attempt to stuff a unified OS down people's throats. You'd think they got enough evidence by now that a unified OS does not make sense when the systems it runs on are inherently different. You don't see car makers put motorcycle handlebars into their new cars instead of a steering wheel, do you? You know, for that nice "unified user experience".
And then ending the piece by stating he uses Windows 8 now. I would be interested to learn how that one with it's nonsensical tile fest is not first and foremost consumer oriented. I like to learn how their latest "me too" approach with their Metro side "App Store" is not geared towards making profits instead of usage.
In essence he throws away a *NIX system with a user friendly UI in favor of Microsofts latest attempt to stuff a unified OS down people's throats. You'd think they got enough evidence by now that a unified OS does not make sense when the systems it runs on are inherently different. You don't see car makers put motorcycle handlebars into their new cars instead of a steering wheel, do you? You know, for that nice "unified user experience".