alt Hacker NewsMeh. This just sounds like all the interface theory stuff we users have to deal with, where useful things are removed in favor of a 'clean' and empty interface that makes you work harder to get your actual work done.
Meh. This just sounds like all the interface theory stuff we users have to deal with, where useful things are removed in favor of a 'clean' and empty interface that makes you work harder to get your actual work done.
Then there's Adobe who remove features to add feature and justify it's next version; or clones it into a separate product so they can justify it's next subscription rise; or moves it into a different product so they can justify it's subscription expansion.