Quite the opposite!
Whenever I’ve used a friends Apple computer I’ve allways felt that the scrolling was backwards.
I think the key to understanding what direction that feels right, is to know if one think of the swiping/scrolling as “grabbing a text/dokument/map/image and pushing it around on the screen” or if one think of it as “pulling/dragging a scrollbar thumb”.
In right left, having the swipe-motion in the same direktion as the movement at the thick orange line in the graphs makes me think that it feels like “dragging a scrollbar thumb”
But in the up/down direktion the default direction in Flowx did not feel like “dragging a scrollbar thumb”, but rather as “grabbing a dokument/image and dragging it around”.
Using a
makes me feel that both the right/left and the up/down swipe direktions behave as “scrollbar thumbs” and at least to me, it (finely) feels more consistent.
I made the swiping directions on day-one based on what made sense to me. To me, it’s like a volume slider where you increase time in the up or right direction.
I don’t think about sliding maps, documents, etc around. By chance, if you swipe the earth left-to-right, it’ll rotate it in the same direction as a positive progression of time.