🚀 go-pugleaf

Tom L. Davis wrote:
> 
> In article <ghod-2803961149280001@pm054-19.dialip.mich.net>,
> ghod@heaven.com (Mac Lord) wrote:
> 
>     In article <315A96A9.7B23@mts.se>, Martin Nisshagen <martin@mts.se> wrote:
> 
>     >
>     > > >Just one thing who makes me very curious. How can a person who works
>     > > >for AT&T not like Unix and prefer MacOS instead?
>     > >
>     > Only best regards and intentions,
>     >
>     > m a r t i n  n
>     >
>     > --
>     > Martin Nisshagen          martin@mts.se (MIME 1.0)    "verdi + callas =
>     > MTS Technology, Sweden    http://www.mts.se/martin     100% pleasure..."
> 
>     Well, That's what Kerningham and Ritchie have been doing the last few
> years,
>     programming for the Mac in Pascal.
> 
> Good. I hope they've finally learned somethimg about good, consistent user
> interfaces.
> 
> Tom


Sure, that's what I need. A pretty picture with a "clickable" cute
button.
Who cares if it has any real merit?
No, apparently no-one.

Speed, power flexibility, etc. are for dummies. What people need is
a way to click on an icon.

Mac users, why don't you consider trading your computer
for a Super-NES? It's much simpler and has a better interface.

(It only has 2 buttons! Imagine that!)

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