Q: I hate the new tags in Mavericks, need coloured folders!!
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Mar 3, 2014 4:42 PMby scoop3,I love the way users exploit software with good ideas.
And I worry that designers take good features away to "earn" their salary.
Trying to innovate and discover an edge -- by accident if necessary.
That's fine. So long as they create "Classic" alternatives for their existing customer base.
This is my second day without coloured folders and files.
Sometimes things are better on the second day.
And sometimes they are worse.
I started up, then sat fixated for a moment, unable to proceed to the next step
What was wrong? Not much. Not life-threatening. Just my inefficiency, like I had worked 15 hours straight.
Like steering a boat that has suddenly lost sight of the channel markers.
Wokring harder for the same productivity.
All because some loose cannon conviced Apple that a change was a great new look.
They'll probably sack this hollow man. For re-inventing some other wheel.
But that won't do any good. We may never get back what we had until someone else happens on it perhaps by accident.
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Mar 3, 2014 4:47 PMby petermac87,scoop3 wrote:
I love the way users exploit software with good ideas.
And I worry that designers take good features away to "earn" their salary.
Trying to innovate and discover an edge -- by accident if necessary.
That's fine. So long as they create "Classic" alternatives for their existing customer base.
This is my second day without coloured folders and files.
Sometimes things are better on the second day.
And sometimes they are worse.
I started up, then sat fixated for a moment, unable to proceed to the next step
What was wrong? Not much. Not life-threatening. Just my inefficiency, like I had worked 15 hours straight.
Like steering a boat that has suddenly lost sight of the channel markers.
Wokring harder for the same productivity.
All because some loose cannon conviced Apple that a change was a great new look.
They'll probably sack this hollow man. For re-inventing some other wheel.
But that won't do any good. We may never get back what we had until someone else happens on it perhaps by accident.
Yes has been mentioned hundreds of times, but airing it here will be of no help to convince Apple to reinstall the feature. Only giving feedback
through their proper channels will achieve this if enough people fell and do the same.
Pete
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Mar 3, 2014 10:22 PMby petermac87,
PeterBreis0807 wrote:
The feedback that Apple demonstrably ignores?
Better to use the rod that Apple built for its own back:
Tell other users in the App Store and rate/review Apple's software for what it is.
Peter
Looking pretty bad so far. Should shake them up.
Pete
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Mar 4, 2014 1:18 PMby petermac87,Yes well fifty people in your country and five in mine seem to prove your point. I thought more pee may have downloaded it. Reading through you history I am surprised that you use Apple software and products as all you do is tell us all how terrible they are. Windows are making great advancements in 8.1 and I rarely read a bad thing about it in these forums.
Cheers
Pete
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Mar 4, 2014 3:53 PMby petermac87,Excellence? Have you not read the other Forums about the totally unusableSnow Leopard, the tragic and short lived Lion and the disaster that was Mountain Lion and the thousands+ posts about the glaring missteps in them also? Mavericks has not drawn any unusual response.
Pete
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Mar 4, 2014 4:50 PMby petermac87,Peohguy wrote:
petermac87 Wrote:
Oh that's gracious, Not what is commonly expected from an apple-ite, but you are an exception, I am sure you will agree.
Peohguy
Another example of what I pointed out in the last post. Do you have any on topic technical advice for anyone? Or just trolling with anti-apple comments as usual?
Cheers
Pete
