fabianmg
Joined 13 years ago
Joined 13 years ago
He said multiple times during his lifetime on design and usability that you give the people what they need not what they want.
Let's see.
Unix - Ctrl + c
Linux - Ctrl + c
Win - Ctrl + c
Mac - Option + c
Clearly the standard and natural way is the Apple way of doing things...
https://unicheck.com/blog/who-invented-copy-and-paste
"The person most widely credited with Copy and Paste, Larry Tesler, did work for Apple starting in 1980. However, he created the command while working for Xerox Palo Alto Research Center at some point between 1973-1976 "
So, the Ctrl + c was BEFORE the Apple way.
"Intel, by integrating design and manufacturing, earned very large profit margins on its chips; Apple could leverage TSMC for manufacturing and keep that margin for itself and its customers."