Yeah, that its such a GREAT argument... where do you draw the line on which user experience changes to keep and which to reject? Should we go back to DOS times as well? Before we had a mouse? What about spaces?
You're picking and choosing based on what YOU deem (un)necessary and what you personally prefer and like. That's arrogant.
Ad I said previously, I've been a Mac user for many years before launchpad was introduced. Yes, I managed. In no small part because at that time I didn't have nearly as many programs I regularly use as now. I was predominantly using the dock.
You still don't get it. Launchpad does not necessarily mean you have to "search through" "several pages". For one, people using launchpad don't have to "search". We KNOW where things are. It's muscle and visual memory for us. I don't even have to think about it. And secondly, again, it does not have to be PAGES. You can organize things in folders.
Also, launchpad and spotlight never were mutually exclusive. Many of us actually use it complementarily. (And that is despite Spotlight really having become bad over the years from how efficient it used to be, it's become way too cluttered because it's trying to do and want to be too much all at once)
And you still don't get it. You don't like launchpad and prefer Spotlight. That's fine and your prerogative. But, the existence of and use by others of launchpad does exactly nothing to you personally. It does not harm you in any way.
Nope. Not the same. Not even close.
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