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And it had 2 squares on the screen with 10 pixel letters inside them saying 'Proceed y/n'? What kind of a comparison is that? People do care, it's just they ca
by gear54rus 7y ago
And it had 2 squares on the screen with 10 pixel letters inside them saying 'Proceed y/n'?
What kind of a comparison is that? People do care, it's just they care about ease of use (not putting strain on your sanity) over some imperceptible startup time difference or space difference on hard drives that get cheaper every day.
- fxtentacle 7y agoNah, it was a full cashier system including a bar code scanner attached through that big printer port. I believe Circle K still uses pretty much the same UI, because that mouse-less keyboard interface can be used efficiently with one hand. Not everything needs to be pretty to work well.