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| | “A new generation arrives” by Jeffrey Rothfeder, from Personal Computing 1983An essay on a new “era of easy computing,” exemplified by Apple Lisa |
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| | “Foxy little Lisa” by Luana Hellmann Hill, from Fortune 1983One reader’s response to Fortune’s article on Apple Lisa |
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| | “The cutting edge” by John C. Dvorak, from MacUser 1988A humorous look at the desktop metaphor |
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| | “Lisa lives” by Fred Langa, from Byte 1988On the spirit of Lisa preserved in NeXT computer. |
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| | “The myth of the interface” by Robin Nelson, from Personal Computing 1990Some thoughts on how the GUIs threaten the old-school computing |
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| | “Making good GUI sense” by Jim Seymour, from PC Magazine 1992Pros and cons of GUIs requiring bigger and faster graphic cards |
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| | “Time for a new interface” by Bill Machrone, from PC Magazine 1992On how object-oriented approach is graphical user interfaces’ future |
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| | “New interface dilemmas” by Jim Seymour, from PC Magazine 1992The problems with menus and drag-and-drop in GUIs and some ideas for the future |
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| | “Beyond the GUI” by Dennis Allen, from Byte 1994A critique of Magic Cap’s interface |
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| | “Beyond Windows 95” by Michael J. Miller, from PC Magazine 1995Future of Windows as seen right after release of Windows 95 |
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| | “A drastic change in direction” by John C. Dvorak, from PC Magazine 1995Analogies between car manufactury and a new model of selling software introduced by Windows 95 |
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| | “Busy being born” by Andy Hertzfeld, from Folklore.orgAn extensively illustrated look at five years of Lisa UI development |
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| | “Rosing’s rascals” by Andy Hertzfeld, from Folklore.orgOn how the Lisa team created a icon-based interface behind Steve Jobs’s back |
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