The Past, Present And Future Of Apple’s Aqua User Interface

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By Federico ViticciApr 24, 2014, 12:54 pm1.4k ptsHot
Stephen Hackett: Building a new operating system is a monumental challenge, and in January 2000 when Aqua was introduced, Apple was in the thick of the transition to OS X. Beyond the staggering amount of development work taking place to smash Mac OS and NeXTSTEP together, Apple was hard at work on the user…

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