> Familiarity with how computers work arguably peaked during the early-mid PC era. Now there's an interesting observation. I'm not quite sure whether you're ri

> Familiarity with how computers work arguably peaked during the early-mid PC era. Now there's an interesting observation. I'm not quite sure whether you're right, but quite possibly. Looking around my local libraries and bookstores, most of the books that deal with using personal computers do seem to be from the 90s/early 2000s era. The question is whether the decline in these books indicate that they are not needed any more, or that they are not wanted anymore (due to "hidden complexity")?