John Gruber, about the new Dock’s angle not being right:
The three most cosmetically important user interface elements on the Mac are the menu bar, the Dock, and the standard window borders. Those are the three things that are visible nearly all the time, in all apps. All three have changed significantly in Leopard. One — window borders — is improved, but the other two are worse.
But then I could never understand the rationale for application icons and utility icons being seen from a different angle.
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