Where all scrollbars are on the left by default, so when you use a pen input device, you can actually see what you are scrolling, instead of looking at your arm.
@daniel @cweickhmann IIRC NeXTStep (and the window managers cloning it, like WindowMaker) have scrollbars on the left?
For native apps anyway
@daniel @cweickhmann not sure - maybe someone else knows? I like their menu though (you get it by middle or right clicking IIRC, and it appears where your mouse is. Apple regressed by keeping classic macOS' top menu bar in macOS)
@daniel @cweickhmann related: https://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/1176/scrollbar-on-the-left that mentions NeXT
@michel_slm @daniel The problem with clicking on the desktop to get a menu is that the desktop needs to be exposed.
@freakazoid @daniel IIRC you can click within the app too (so maybe it's middle click), but my memory is rusty, it's been 13 years
