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I think you're confusing aesthetics with usability/experience.
by pix64 13y ago
I think you're confusing aesthetics with usability/experience.
- laumars 13y agoNo I'm not. The former commenter was on about aethetics because he was talking about people being drawn to pretty things. However I don't think Windows has better usability / experience either. If it did, I wouldn't be running Linux as my primary desktop. But again, usability is partly down to personal preference / workflow as well.