GUI Trinkets
What the devil was it? I swear it was fascinating.
I have to have that t-shirt, now!
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That’s what the natwest website has been telling me ever since apple updated my OS to 10.4.3. In their list of supported browser’s they include Safari 2.0, as seen as this safari version has only been incremented to 2.0.2 you would think it a no-brainer to treat it the same as 2.0. silly sausages. Natwest really are the pits. Is it wise to tell the world who you have supplying your banking needs? I don’t suppose it really matters, phishers seem to think i have accounts with barcleys, lloyds, halifax even citibank who we don’t even have in this country.
I’m absolutely addicted to Guidebook Gallery, whenever I visit I end up spending hours getting lost in the maze of all the lovely historic screen-shots of systems past. One of my favourites to study is their Mac OS X section. It’s interesting how after so many years of development it took to get it off the ground, how rapidly the interface grew up. In May 1999 it looked like an OS9 clone, but by February 2000 it had already started looking like OS X does today. I find it funny how this screen-shot from the developer preview 4 page looks so much like what microsoft are trying to push with their vista previews, all that unnecessary transparency on the windows borders that Apple obviously decided was a bad idea.
