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Perhaps it would be enough to just stop offering the shiny dumbing-down that are just there for marketing advantage. After all, people could manage to get their
by wott 10y ago
Perhaps it would be enough to just stop offering the shiny dumbing-down that are just there for marketing advantage. After all, people could manage to get their things done with DOS, people could manage to get their things done with Windows 3.1, Windows 95, etc., with early Linux. And, except for the last example, I don't mean computer scientist or technically literate people, non, just the average Joe could use those OSes and the software running on it when they wanted to or had to. So if we stop dumbing down people and doing everything to forbid them from learning anything, most of them are able to make the tiny effort it takes to learn at least basic things.
- jdhn 10y agoWhat would fall under basic things? I feel that the average user just wants their computer to work without having to think too much.