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In your original post, you said: > Other operating system provide much more productive human interfaces which enhances productivity far more than raw processin
by nixme 17y ago
In your original post, you said:
> Other operating system provide much more productive human interfaces which enhances productivity far more than raw processing power ever will. (emphasis added)
I disagree with that. A highly customized Linux (or BSD) interface can be much more productive than other operating systems.
Yes, you're right that sitting down at a random Mac (Aqua) or Windows box is easier to pick up and get going, but that does not rule out that for daily use a tuned Unix desktop environment can be much more productive than the others would ever be.
- jncraton 17y agoYou're correct. For someone who understand usability and interface design, the ability to customize will enhance productivity. Unfortunately, most users don't understand this, so the ability to customize generally leads to clutter (see myspace).