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Found this on neowin...good discussion going there
*www.computerworld.com/action/artic...eBasic&articleId=9006104&source=NLT_AM&nlid=1
Well....indeed correct, I didn't know that dashboard is something which only comes when pressing the Function key, i thought like Sidebar or Yahoo widgets engine, widget can be placed on the dektop too
didn't even know, that it doesn't even shows date on the desktop or taskbar, & u have to opem iCal for it....what have been apple thinking
Enter key renames a file , isn't it is made to open it. It doesn't even support the F2 function key command
Resizing window is possible only through lower right side, gr8
It's also more inconsistent then Vista Aero or Windows XP, the most consistent is indeed Linux too date....all apps look the same, same icon & same theme, not in this case, where the UI is application based. On Windows the UI is same, though the icons can be application specific
Mac don't have Cut (ctrl+X) in finder. gr8, this is a basic thing, now don't say u like to drag & drop many files in a folder, which are not even fitting on the same finder window.
*www.computerworld.com/action/artic...eBasic&articleId=9006104&source=NLT_AM&nlid=1
Well....indeed correct, I didn't know that dashboard is something which only comes when pressing the Function key, i thought like Sidebar or Yahoo widgets engine, widget can be placed on the dektop too
didn't even know, that it doesn't even shows date on the desktop or taskbar, & u have to opem iCal for it....what have been apple thinking
Enter key renames a file , isn't it is made to open it. It doesn't even support the F2 function key command
Resizing window is possible only through lower right side, gr8
It's also more inconsistent then Vista Aero or Windows XP, the most consistent is indeed Linux too date....all apps look the same, same icon & same theme, not in this case, where the UI is application based. On Windows the UI is same, though the icons can be application specific
Mac don't have Cut (ctrl+X) in finder. gr8, this is a basic thing, now don't say u like to drag & drop many files in a folder, which are not even fitting on the same finder window.
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