I used Apple with an Apple 2, then once bought an Apple laptop just before they switched to intel cpus as an experiment. For reference I had already been running Linux for years at the time, so that was a test. It lasted three or four months before I ran back to Kde, couldn't stand how rigid, awkward and closed the interface was. As an aside, it was pretty much impossible to extract my data from their "photos" app. They renamed everything and dumed it in a maze of illegible directories.That was my last contact with Apple.
I've actually seen those (or rather some quite similar to them) in the wild a few times. They're not very convenient to use (because the seat is in the way) even though you can't help but think they're a great idea each time you use them.
They're still doing something bad: changing the status quo. They're turning our system into something different because new users want it to be like another system. Maybe they ought to use that other system instead? Or mac os which is kind of a hybrid concept.
Are we going to have to endure the mess of directories they get to enjoy in windows as well so users don't feel lost? What other convenience should we forfeit and hide at the bottom of a menu because it frigtens the noobs?
Linux isn't windows, it's different, things are different, learn something different, or use something else.
Probably. I think the update will ask for your account at some point though (I don't really use windows though, so you probably want a second opinion on that).
Well, ex Ice should still be fairly worried.