Apple makes a lot of good decisions. And for the most part, they’re made for normal users, not power users. If your mom can operate the computer and do what she needs to do without needing tech support, then Apple has succeeded.
However, for many apps, there is a counterpart ‘pro’ version of that app, which is intended for someone who has more specific expertise and wants more tools at their disposal. You might graduate up from iPhoto to Aperture, from iMovie to Final Cut Pro, and so forth.
Well, I would like a ‘Pro’ version of iTunes. Here’s my beef:
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