You know what's intuitive? Running something like install.exe. Apple's drag and drop is nonsense. Give it to a 7-year-old who's never interacted with the com

You know what's intuitive? Running something like install.exe. Apple's drag and drop is nonsense. Give it to a 7-year-old who's never interacted with the computer (or phone, etc) and watch them probably struggle. As a kid one of the most intuitive experiences I had was installing software on a Mac. It involved inserting a disc, having the disk contents appear in the UI, and then running some kind of install program named "Installer" or similar. That was one of the first times I used a computer, and in hindsight it was awesome. The concept of "Installation" is a great analogy to many tangible real life acts. Installing a new sink, window, or other appliance. With basic vocabulary skills it just clicks in. Admittedly, I don't understand half the comments in this thread.. How can this be controversial? :)