First off, I own a MS 5-button. I love it. It's great for what I want. However, when someone says to a new user, click, the user only has a 1/5 chance of getting it right. That's why Apple has 1 mouse button--to make it easier for a user. In fact, the OS is designed so that novice users only ever need 1 button. All I have to say, is that 1 button on the new mouse is perfect. The mouse is so smooth (both physically and operationally), and it looks absolutely goregous. If you want to see something cool, turn the lights off when you're using it. Furthermore, to give you an idea about Apple's attention to detail, on the bottom ring, where you set the clicker's tension, there's a magnifying glass right on the ring so that you can easily see what tension you're using. Wow! Even owning my M$ mouse, as soon as I saw this thing, I knew I wanted one. It's absolutely goregous, and really delievers the type of design only Apple seems able to create nowadays.
Why do we need C# when Objective-C already does everything C# does, but it's been around for awhile! http://www.gnustep.org and http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosx/ has more info!
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First off, I own a MS 5-button. I love it. It's great for what I want. However, when someone says to a new user, click, the user only has a 1/5 chance of getting it right. That's why Apple has 1 mouse button--to make it easier for a user. In fact, the OS is designed so that novice users only ever need 1 button. All I have to say, is that 1 button on the new mouse is perfect. The mouse is so smooth (both physically and operationally), and it looks absolutely goregous. If you want to see something cool, turn the lights off when you're using it. Furthermore, to give you an idea about Apple's attention to detail, on the bottom ring, where you set the clicker's tension, there's a magnifying glass right on the ring so that you can easily see what tension you're using. Wow! Even owning my M$ mouse, as soon as I saw this thing, I knew I wanted one. It's absolutely goregous, and really delievers the type of design only Apple seems able to create nowadays.
Why do we need C# when Objective-C already does everything C# does, but it's been around for awhile! http://www.gnustep.org and http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosx/ has more info!