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> with easy ways to change it into an expert user interface Show me one product that could achieve this? Never have I ever seen something that executes that pa
by gear54rus 6y ago
> with easy ways to change it into an expert user interface
Show me one product that could achieve this? Never have I ever seen something that executes that particular step well.
So I vote against 'average user experience' aka dumbed down and locked down crap.
- l0b0 6y agoIn its early days Firefox had this. And there's no reason any of it would need to be dumbed down or locked down.
- BiteCode_dev 6y agoVSCode, Firefox, KDE, tilix, cmder, the latest version of blender...
- gear54rus 6y agoI would agree with VSCode, seems ok in my book. Firefox of the past maybe, when it allowed unsigned extensions. AFAIK now it isn't possible in non-dev version. Others I have not heard of/not used.
- jfoster 6y agoSome of the best examples are things you might not even think of: keyboard shortcuts, right click menus, long presses, double clicks.
- hadrien01 6y agoI find Vivaldi (not my daily browser) pretty good at that: by default it's a browser like any other, but you can personalise everything pretty much everything, and unlike something like KDE it feels thoughtful and easy to use