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I agree they are low value, but they do help others to do the something similar. This is not much different than posts that are like "I migrated my service to
by georgyo 6y ago
I agree they are low value, but they do help others to do the something similar.
This is not much different than posts that are like "I migrated my service to docker", "how I went from chef to ansible"
What I find most low value is that these posts usually happen directly after they completed the first step, so there is no retrospective of what did and did not work. It is impossible to know if the author will stick with it or not.
There is still a some value in expressing their discontent with the trends, and people up voting it means that many others feel the same. And that should give some warning to Apple, and give confidence to others to go else where.
- anthony_d 6y agoI think you’re right about these desktop migration stories being similar to the docker, ansible, chef stories. I would love to see them all go away for similar reasons. There never seems to be an honest exploration of the “why?” Telling me you switched from macOS to Ubuntu is as interesting as switching from Cheerios to Lucky Charms... make a case for why I should care or I don’t.