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This is indeed fascinating - people not being as passionate about desktop clients than mobile clients. I wonder if it's to do with desktop usage more linked t
by 4mitkumar 3y ago
This is indeed fascinating - people not being as passionate about desktop clients than mobile clients.
I wonder if it's to do with desktop usage more linked to typing compared to mobile usage pattern framed around clicks /taps...
- lucb1e 3y agoAnd that, on mobile, you're sometimes offline. Desktops and especially laptops are meant for use in fixed places like homes and offices (*cough* it's the truth!), where there is internet available, so you don't need an app to have your data cached offline.
- dorfsmay 3y agoI'm thinking of the Play Store which make installing and buying apps very easy and more intuitive for non-tech people.
- lucb1e 3y agoPardon my french, but Play Store is a bloody mess. My parents and grandparents have a lot of trouble navigating it to find what they need. They have less trouble with f-droid, probably also because it's not overflowing with adware and other crap that they need to wade through on google