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> Configuring a wordprocessor is office work that stands in the way of creative work. So is installing MS-DOS and Wordstar if the alternative is as simple as c
by bzzzt 4y ago
> Configuring a wordprocessor is office work that stands in the way of creative work.
So is installing MS-DOS and Wordstar if the alternative is as simple as clicking on a few checkboxes.
- brudgers 4y agoOne way or another using a word processor requires installing the software and an operating system… …unless “word processor“ is referring to dedicated hardware. This was once a thing. But maybe I could have been more clear and said optional office work.