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No, the PC is much worse. It took me a very long time to get my parents to understand the file browser, and they still just find folders by remembering the exa
by simmerup 1y ago
No, the PC is much worse.
It took me a very long time to get my parents to understand the file browser, and they still just find folders by remembering the exact clicks to make rather than understanding where they are in relation to everything else
- array_key_first 1y agoSometimes the answer is your parents are just bad at this. File browsers have been around for 50 years, and they haven't changed much at all. But even if you've never used one, fine - they're as intuitive at they can get. They work just like actual real life files. I have folders, or maybe a cabinet (drive). Inside a folder I can have another folder or tab, or another inside that. And then I have files, with data of some kind on them. Don't like that level of organization? Fine. Just don't then. You can throw all your papers in one drawer. Or, you can just dump all your files on the desktop. It's the perfect analogy in my mind.