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Ah yes - the user should serve the computer, not vice versa, clearly. /s, in case it's necessary.
by jen20 3y ago
Ah yes - the user should serve the computer, not vice versa, clearly.
/s, in case it's necessary.
- Kamq 3y agoIt's more that doing the 80% solution lets us spend time developing other things. And then we can have a bunch of other really cool stuff as long as the users are willing to work with it. Which seems like a pretty reasonable trade-off for something that's free.
- t-3 3y agoIt's the user serving themselves by naming files in a way that makes them easy to handle everywhere. There is also sorting and completion to consider in commonly-traversed directories.