Article suggests that complicated tools are annoying and not right to be that complicated. But one can argue, that if such complexity is actually needed to tack

Article suggests that complicated tools are annoying and not right to be that complicated. But one can argue, that if such complexity is actually needed to tackle tasks (like the multiplatform compilation of the Linux Kernel for example), then it is pretty obvious that in the optimal case the learning curve is at least in a linear relationship with the complexity. If given complexity is high enough to surpass the related learning time threshold of the given person then he/she/whatever is going to be annoyed for sure. There is no escape from this.