I think the author echos some things I've been feeling about my work environment (the desktop). There is a lot of friction that comes when each of my applications wants to be its own immersive experience. My take-away from his post is that he seems to be iterating away from those rich, colorful, and distracting interfaces to something that is kind of interface-less.
This, too, is my dream (or sorts).
- Spotify without the spotify interface. (Google Music, in his case)
- Slack without the slack interface (IRC, I guess)
- Email without the web-client or sluggish Apple mail interface.
I know there are CLI for each of those use cases. But it takes commitment to learn and get them working to your liking.
This, too, is my dream (or sorts).
- Spotify without the spotify interface. (Google Music, in his case)
- Slack without the slack interface (IRC, I guess)
- Email without the web-client or sluggish Apple mail interface.
I know there are CLI for each of those use cases. But it takes commitment to learn and get them working to your liking.