Re:Enlightenmentware
by lelanthran on Tuesday May 21, 2024 @04:09AM
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> It's pretty rare to see such a balanced perspective with respect to Windows when someone starts off with 'UNIX'.
I dunno. I've posted some pretty balanced opinions on OSes: I've frequently criticised Windows, Macs, Gnome, Plasma and more.
They all each suck in their own specific ways. Most people acknowledge this.[1] Many people are just like me: we put up with the crap on each system in order to get work done.
[1] The exceptions are almost always Mac and Gnome users: trying pointing out that UI can be objectively bad, and the default Mac/Gnome experience fails on more than a few of the objective UI metrics, and you almost always get multiple Mac/Gnome users saying that UI is all subjective.
Re:Enlightenmentware
by Aeolun on Tuesday May 21, 2024 @08:03AM
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To some extend it is? After all, those users like that objectively bad UI that you are talking about. The fact that they’re idiots doesn’t make it any less subjective.
I dunno. I've posted some pretty balanced opinions on OSes: I've frequently criticised Windows, Macs, Gnome, Plasma and more.
They all each suck in their own specific ways. Most people acknowledge this.[1] Many people are just like me: we put up with the crap on each system in order to get work done.
[1] The exceptions are almost always Mac and Gnome users: trying pointing out that UI can be objectively bad, and the default Mac/Gnome experience fails on more than a few of the objective UI metrics, and you almost always get multiple Mac/Gnome users saying that UI is all subjective.