cs162fed@sdcc18.ucsd.EDU (Grobbins) (11/24/87)
In article <7469@eddie.MIT.EDU> zrm@eddie.MIT.EDU (Zigurd R. Mednieks) writes: >The issue of cohesiveness is simply a red herring. As long as >Hypercard stacks are easy and obvious in their user interface, they >have fulfilled the user interface contract. Perhaps. But Mac applications which don't use the toolbox are laughed off the market. What is there to ensure that stacks have reasonable interfaces? >Things will have to change simply because the Macintosh is too bound to >today's technology to last for more than 5-6 more years before a >compellingly superior user interface is possible at a reasonable >price. I hope so. I do think that HyperCard has abandoned the Mac interface without offering a good alternative. Grobbins grobbins%marduk@sdcsvax.ucsd.edu ..sdcsvax!sdemlab!grobbins