>Do you dress with a hat and shirt like someone in the 50s?
I don't want my OS to have bell-bottoms and afro one year, a mohawk and ripped jeans the next, and a raver neon top with tracksuits and glow sticks the next.
A basic tee and jeans haven't went out of style since Marlon Brando and James Dean. Or a good shirt and a jacket. Or, if that's your thing, a Perfecto/Bomber/Motorcycle leather jacket. Or a sundress for women.
> For example, nobody complains if Nike changes a model just for fashion;
That's because shoes are part of clothes fashion. And even so, if established, long available models are changed or removed altogether (e.g. Doc Martens 1460, Converse Chuck Taylors, Timberland classic boot, Levis 501, etc.), these companies would get an earful from customers too.
Besides my OS is not the place for fashion to begin with. Especially when it messes with utility. It can look stylish or even "lickable".
But it absolutely doesn't need to change for fashion's sake.
I don't want my OS to have bell-bottoms and afro one year, a mohawk and ripped jeans the next, and a raver neon top with tracksuits and glow sticks the next.
A basic tee and jeans haven't went out of style since Marlon Brando and James Dean. Or a good shirt and a jacket. Or, if that's your thing, a Perfecto/Bomber/Motorcycle leather jacket. Or a sundress for women.
> For example, nobody complains if Nike changes a model just for fashion;
That's because shoes are part of clothes fashion. And even so, if established, long available models are changed or removed altogether (e.g. Doc Martens 1460, Converse Chuck Taylors, Timberland classic boot, Levis 501, etc.), these companies would get an earful from customers too.
Besides my OS is not the place for fashion to begin with. Especially when it messes with utility. It can look stylish or even "lickable".
But it absolutely doesn't need to change for fashion's sake.