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You missed the punchline: > However, it is designed for me: a professional, expert-level Linux user. I am under no illusions that it is suitable for my grandmo
by 8K832d7tNmiQ 5y ago
You missed the punchline:
> However, it is designed for me: a professional, expert-level Linux user. I am under no illusions that it is suitable for my grandmother
- pydry 5y agoI saw it. I'm also a professional expert level linux user. I'm well aware that I could throw myself into researching how it works and figure it all out I just figured that the starter implied that the main course wasnt worth holding out for. I don't object to this level of user hostility since it is, after all, free software and he has no obligation to me. If he writes it just for himself thats absolutely fine. I'm not aggrieved. I just found it a tad ironic that he is lecturing us on UX for grandmas given the level of user hostility his own software exhibited to experts. (That is, assuming it's not a way out of date version or a debian bug or something that caused this - im trying to be generous here)