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Simplicity is a quality of being simple. It is the opposite of being complicated and simplicity has great impact on usability.
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Mac OS X Finder's UX drawbacks [closed]
As you may know, there is no way for a newbie user to find out how they can do a very simple task in Mac OS X, I mean, rename a file/folder. There is no sign for it, there is no option when you right …
