And some sports games, which is where it seems clear they just wanted their own Wii Sports. Not so much the game itself so much as the excuse for the masses to buy a console for a game even grandpa can play.
It was 100% chasing the Wii. It didn't chase all that hard, either.
They look much better.
Why are all the screenshots showing a translucent window. If “it is designed specifically for power users who want […] zero interface clutter”, why advertise it by making it look like it needs a going over with Spray &…
Your comment got downvoted for being flippant but I agree. It's an interesting discussion but it really comes off as grandstanding. Doesn't address the main thrust of the article nor the comment to which it replies.
> outright admission of failure Right!? Who's out there going "oh no, translucent is too translucent; opaque is too opaque; but now that I can have 72.93% glass, my life is complete"?
Mac OS X 27. 10.27? But that means there were two each of 10.11, 10.12, 10.13, 10.14, and 10.15 :-)
Voilà, I think you may have fallen for their trap. That's why they've done nothing about this to date even though volume normalisation is a solved problem.
It's on the front page now.
On what basis?
I have control bugs. Like, if I drag around a window using my trackpad, I can't seem to 'drop' the window; the state doesn't change and I'm stuck with a window attached to my mouse cursor. I agree that I'm not sure what…
> Or scrolling represents a viewpoint, such as a frame Which is not natural. The manipulation of a trackpad matches the manipulation of a document, natural. There's no real world concept of a 'viewport' that makes sense…
It doesn't have that on Windows. When natural scrolling is enabled on Windows, it works the same as on macOS.
Touching a trackpad is just an indirect way to touch the document. You're doing the exact same motion, pressing upwards on the trackpad to push the page upwards.
What’s the point of being forced to open something up if only to say ‘no’ to Meta? Can’t have it both wars. It’s either open or it’s not.
It makes sense on a trackpad too which is what the majority of sold Macs come with. You’re “pushing” the document, not moving the scroll bars. Seems perfectly natural to me. My fingers move up, the document moves up;…
> which doesn’t get used Any non-anecdotal data on that assertion?
Super ZSNES and the original ZSNES are not the same emulator. Same developers, different codebases entirely. The linked website is about the newer Super ZSNES.
I mean that you can now change default apps. Nice jump to a strawman rather than waiting for a reply.
A wonderfully out-of-date sentiment.
Where are the sources? These seem like huge assertions to make without citing a single source.
I think is because, whether intentional or not, Kagi wound up being aimed at (or sought by, either or) people who don't see these things are related. I don't know if they're arrogant to consider themselves the main…
> You don't have a laptop or desktop for those things? > Whilst I may not represent the average person, I have no need to check bank statements or manage insurance immediately I think a lot of people check to make sure…
The Xbox division, too, if you pay attention to the gaming world. Then again, never pay attention to gamers. They just like to moan for sport. If moaning were DLC, they'd get a monthly subscription.
Ah, is that not going to college part why you're loathe to give up such a good gig? Surely by now your CV speaks for itself, although I suppose in Redmond, where else are you going to go.
And some sports games, which is where it seems clear they just wanted their own Wii Sports. Not so much the game itself so much as the excuse for the masses to buy a console for a game even grandpa can play.
It was 100% chasing the Wii. It didn't chase all that hard, either.
They look much better.
Why are all the screenshots showing a translucent window. If “it is designed specifically for power users who want […] zero interface clutter”, why advertise it by making it look like it needs a going over with Spray &…
Your comment got downvoted for being flippant but I agree. It's an interesting discussion but it really comes off as grandstanding. Doesn't address the main thrust of the article nor the comment to which it replies.
> outright admission of failure Right!? Who's out there going "oh no, translucent is too translucent; opaque is too opaque; but now that I can have 72.93% glass, my life is complete"?
Mac OS X 27. 10.27? But that means there were two each of 10.11, 10.12, 10.13, 10.14, and 10.15 :-)
Voilà, I think you may have fallen for their trap. That's why they've done nothing about this to date even though volume normalisation is a solved problem.
It's on the front page now.
On what basis?
I have control bugs. Like, if I drag around a window using my trackpad, I can't seem to 'drop' the window; the state doesn't change and I'm stuck with a window attached to my mouse cursor. I agree that I'm not sure what…
> Or scrolling represents a viewpoint, such as a frame Which is not natural. The manipulation of a trackpad matches the manipulation of a document, natural. There's no real world concept of a 'viewport' that makes sense…
It doesn't have that on Windows. When natural scrolling is enabled on Windows, it works the same as on macOS.
Touching a trackpad is just an indirect way to touch the document. You're doing the exact same motion, pressing upwards on the trackpad to push the page upwards.
What’s the point of being forced to open something up if only to say ‘no’ to Meta? Can’t have it both wars. It’s either open or it’s not.
It makes sense on a trackpad too which is what the majority of sold Macs come with. You’re “pushing” the document, not moving the scroll bars. Seems perfectly natural to me. My fingers move up, the document moves up;…
> which doesn’t get used Any non-anecdotal data on that assertion?
Super ZSNES and the original ZSNES are not the same emulator. Same developers, different codebases entirely. The linked website is about the newer Super ZSNES.
I mean that you can now change default apps. Nice jump to a strawman rather than waiting for a reply.
A wonderfully out-of-date sentiment.
Where are the sources? These seem like huge assertions to make without citing a single source.
I think is because, whether intentional or not, Kagi wound up being aimed at (or sought by, either or) people who don't see these things are related. I don't know if they're arrogant to consider themselves the main…
> You don't have a laptop or desktop for those things? > Whilst I may not represent the average person, I have no need to check bank statements or manage insurance immediately I think a lot of people check to make sure…
The Xbox division, too, if you pay attention to the gaming world. Then again, never pay attention to gamers. They just like to moan for sport. If moaning were DLC, they'd get a monthly subscription.
Ah, is that not going to college part why you're loathe to give up such a good gig? Surely by now your CV speaks for itself, although I suppose in Redmond, where else are you going to go.