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It's not that people are inflexible, it's that if you're going to provide an alternative, it should slip itself into someone's workflow and processes with almos
by Delmania 13y ago
It's not that people are inflexible, it's that if you're going to provide an alternative, it should slip itself into someone's workflow and processes with almost no inertia. When someone is accustomed to hitting a keystroke to achieve a certain effect, or someone is using to having a widget in the left corner, any change to that process is going to cause discomfort, and most people don't need that.
- to3m 13y agoA lot of people just never seem to become accustomed to anything in particular, so these changes don't bother them. Nothing wrong with that (it takes all sorts), except that I've a strong suspicion that it is these people who then keep changing the keyboard shortcuts, moving the icons around, poking at everything so it looks totally different, and then removing the macro functionality. Because I guess they just have no idea how traumatic this sort of thing is.