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It depends on the definition of a simple thing. Is your system so simple that you could teach your parents how to use it?
by prometheon1 5y ago
It depends on the definition of a simple thing. Is your system so simple that you could teach your parents how to use it?
- heresie-dabord 5y agoThe process requires typing a note using the keyboard and then pushing the new/revised text to git. Git works on every computer and CPU architecture that I have used... and I have used a wider variety than most. If one's parents are the acceptance testers for usability... I think I might recommend that they use something that they understand fully. That might be git, but it might also be a Moleskin notebook and an ink or graphite writing instrument. ^_^
- prometheon1 5y agoOk I agree, different types of people have different kinds of systems that are the most simple for them. But in that case, is it also possible that for some people the most simple system has a lot of large dependencies? (Maybe people who are young, used to writing by typing on a smartphone, not used to pen and paper, and never used git or a command line)