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>The reason is that everybody has a different workflow, different aesthetic preferences, different ways of doing things >The worst one is the single UIs for Wi
by shiroiushi 2y ago
>The reason is that everybody has a different workflow, different aesthetic preferences, different ways of doing things
>The worst one is the single UIs for Windows and Macs. There are some ways to customize them but not as heavily as it is possible with Linux.
You're right, and I forgot to touch on this before. Just look at Windows for instance: it's not a monolithic thing, because it's changed over time. Lots of Windows users criticize the new(er) versions, and say that Win7 was the peak of the Windows UI. Lots of people absolutely hated the new "Metro* UI in Win8. So clearly there's no agreement there either, so how could there possibly be broad agreement in Linux?