Comfortable Disappearance

So people often complain about Windows-based operating systems using “OK” dialogue boxes far too often. For example, you change a preference in one window, then click “OK.” You close that window and then click “OK” again to confirm your additional changes.

Why is then, that Vista removed a confirmation dialogue from the Shut Down menus? OS X has them, and they make sense there. It’s great when companies take queues from their customers’ complaints, but they should think about it a little!