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No, you can fix them, though. Of course if the developers of Linux/KDE/Gnome/etc. want to make their software unnecessarily confusing to new/less experienced u
by Wytwwww 2y ago
No, you can fix them, though.
Of course if the developers of Linux/KDE/Gnome/etc. want to make their software unnecessarily confusing to new/less experienced users which would make inconsistent UX an intentional feature then you're right.
- sgarland 2y agoIf I had to choose between pissing off experienced users and confusing new users, I’d take the latter. You can learn to context-switch. If I’m in vim, I know that I have at least two sources to paste from; one with `p`, and one with Cmd/Ctrl-Shift-V.
- Wytwwww 2y ago> You can learn to context-switch. Presumably experienced users know how to change shortcuts/profiles. But that's fine, such a design philosophy just means that Linux will never become appealing to non-advanced users.