Is that completely true, though? Almost all modern games include a (sometimes optional) tutorial, explaining the basics of how to play the game. Some number (a

Is that completely true, though? Almost all modern games include a (sometimes optional) tutorial, explaining the basics of how to play the game. Some number (a few? many? most?) of productivity apps will have in-app tutorials to get you up and running. Operating Systems... might have a tutorial? It's been a while sine I booted one up, and I'd likely skip it if present. On top of that, the GUI nature of these apps makes it easier to get started, I think, and even if there are _no_ tutorials, you can use your previous knowledge of similar apps and play around to understand it - click buttons, tap menus, etc, and learn by doing. I'm not sure where this fits into the documentation quadrant, but it's important, and is _why_ users can get away without reading documentation.