How QuarkXPress became a mere afterthought in publishing - Ars Technica
In the early ’90s, Quark boasted 95% market share. In ’99, InDesign arrived…| Ars Technica
The appeal of the Mac has always been that it’s a great platform for making things. Software is the great equalizer: It’s inexpensive, sometimes even free, and it lets you do things that used to only be possible with expensive, specialized hardware. Software is Andy Warhol’s Coke for creators.| Roben Kleene
In the early ’90s, Quark boasted 95% market share. In ’99, InDesign arrived…| Ars Technica
