Rick Schummer wrote: > > I think one of my clients put it best: Things are different. To succeed with > this OS you have to go > with the new flow and not fight the OS and try to make it work like Windows > XP. Yeah, a little Zen, > but he is right. The different layout is painful at first, but like anything > even monkeys can be > trained to do things differently. > Your client forgot an important question, one of sound solid business sense. What do I win with this change? What is the benefit to me, the user, when they change menus I'm used to? What is the benefit to me, the user, from having to change to new hardware (I mean, after all it is giving me no more speed or anything) and having to climb that learning curve? If the answer to this is "to get some eye candy" or "so that m$ can make an extra buck", the you can imagine what would a "sound solid business decision" be.
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