User interfaces (was: XGS/32 v1.4b Released!)

[pblokland@planet.nl (Pim Blokland)]

In article <38690AE5.A98E55DC@dcnet2000.com>, phoenyx wrote:

> I think part of the problem with the X system and GUI's is
> the differences in each of them. Windows main strength is
> the similarity between the OS and the Apps.

I disagree. Why would you call that a "strength"? Isn't it easier, even
for a non-technical user, to be able to distinguish between the operating
system and the applications more clearly?

[lots of stuff snipped with which I agree]

> millennium, but I expect other readers are going to complain
> about this PC thread.

Naah... if you focus on user interface, Mac OS and (to a lesser degree)
Windows share a lot of features with GS/OS. So just throw the word GS/OS
in, once in a while, and no one will notice that it's really about
X-Windows.

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