I've never read such a thing about Mac. The menus are a key feature of Mac. Global menus are excellent because they take no accuracy to use. Throw you mouse up and voila, the menu. Otherwise you spend large amounts of time aiming for the menu, which is usually thin and difficult to hit. Users do not hate Unity's global menu. Users hate change, of any kind.
Sincerely,
Josh
Hi everyone,I just read this (http://afaikblog.wordpress.com/2012/02/28/looking-forward-to-gnome-3-4/) article on Gnome 3.4. It looks like since it’s forcing the new global menus breaks the sloppy mouse focus, how are you going to fix this (are you? I hope so...)?What I don’t quite understand, is that one thing a lot of people hate about unity is the global menus, I even read an article saying that in future versions of Mac OS X it’s possible that it will disappear (sorry, no longer have the link), so why is Gnome Shell switching to it? If it was optional then I’d understand, some people may like that, but others don’t.Thanks,Gabriel
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