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Mac's are not intuitive. But then, neither are Windows machines or Ubuntu machines. I've yet to use an intuitive machine. The most intuitive thing is the com
by TheMagicHorsey 5y ago
Mac's are not intuitive. But then, neither are Windows machines or Ubuntu machines.
I've yet to use an intuitive machine.
The most intuitive thing is the command line ... but you have to learn so much before you can use your machine from the command line ... its not an investment worth making unless you're a developer.
- lbriner 5y ago> The most intuitive thing is the command line Are you joking? Searching in a windowed app usally brings up a dialog with various search options that can be ticked. Learning options for grep/awk/sed etc. is incredible tedious. Like most things, there is a difference between intuitive for person A and person B and this is not the same as whether a power user can invest time learning a tool and then become super fast at it. An expert in Grep could probably find something in a file much more quickly than someone in Windows or MacOS but I would argue many people would find windowed apps more intuitive.
- Tabular-Iceberg 5y agoOf course it’s intuitive. It’s a conversation. It’s a weird and complicated language, but you talk to the computer and it talks back. Don’t confuse intuitive with easy or familiar.