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It could be, like you say, that Linux may have an entry point for power users. But the complexity bar is way too high, even for the simple things, like setting
by petra 8y ago
It could be, like you say, that Linux may have an entry point for power users.
But the complexity bar is way too high, even for the simple things, like setting a refresh rate.
I could understand it fitting people who enjoy a challenge. But for the power user, who just want fine control, and lots of it, it seems too much of an hassle, and windows simplicity but with enough settings, alongside many 3rd party easy customization tools, wins.
- mg794613 8y agoSorry but if you think changing your refresh is "hard" you are probably just a user and not a "power" one? (please, this is not meant as an insult)
- petra 8y agoI won't bore you with the details, but I'm an IT power user. I just like a simple life. So setting the refresh rate should be easy. Trivial. One command you find at the first few Google results . So if you want to set the refresh rate(and resolution , of course) , you now how know some commands, write a script , and know directory locations , and remember all that crap for future changes. And if add a second user, suddenly, some more complexity.