Your welcome :-) In the end my real point is: I have no special revolutionary solution, just suggesting to do their best to live the life since we work to live

Your welcome :-) In the end my real point is: I have no special revolutionary solution, just suggesting to do their best to live the life since we work to live not the contrary and living is our real "target". The tooling part is just a suggestion and a reminder about how much we need and how useful are classic desktop systems where the user is at the center, not the service like modern ones...