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It's Not Just Free Software That Has Poor Usability

Nov 30, 1999
Some programmers are also great designers, but most aren’t. Programming and human interface design are separate skills, and people good at both are rare. So it’s important for software to have dedicated designers.

Hands on with Intel Moblin

Nov 24, 2009
When I saw that trying out Intel’s Moblin Linux 2.1 was as easy as downloading an image and writing it to a USB pen drive, I could not resist giving it a try. Moblin (it rhymes with Goblin) is aimed at netbooks running Intel’s Atom processor,...

Chrome OS: will Google keep its vision?

Nov 24, 2009
I spent some time with Chrome OS over the weekend and yesterday, first doing my own build of the open source Chromium OS, and then running it and writing a review. The build process was interesting: you actually compile Chromium OS from a chroot...

COM automation in Silverlight 4 is not an "edge case"

Nov 23, 2009
I wrote a piece for The Register about the arrival of Windows-specific features in Silverlight, which attracted some comments both on the Reg and also on Slashdot. Plenty of people said it was just what they expected from Microsoft, some of them...

Google Chrome OS – astonishing

Nov 19, 2009
I’m watching Google’s press briefing on the forthcoming Chrome OS. It is amazing. What Google is developing is a computer that answers several of the problems that have troubled users since the advent of the personal computer. Exaggeration?...

PDC day two: Silverlight 4 and a free laptop

Nov 18, 2009
There were two big themes at PDC in Los Angeles today. One was the Silverlight 4 beta, the subject of the most impressive section at the keynote. The other was the announcement of free laptops for every attendee – aside from press and government. It...

It's Not Just Free Software That Has Poor Usability



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