> When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Yeah, but then again, when you visit Rome for a short vacation as a tourist, the English versions of menus and such help,

> When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Yeah, but then again, when you visit Rome for a short vacation as a tourist, the English versions of menus and such help, no? Just saying, some degree of consideration for non-natives is a good thing, as it will help the tourism business generate more revenue. Same for OSes: give me at least an option of staying with my old habits until I get used to the new ones, then there's a higher chance I'll switch.