On 2013-11-17 11:28:46 +0100, FRIGN wrote: > It inherently does, as most beginners are taught the > Windows/Ubuntu/Gnome-way, which is in fact not offering huge variety > for testing out different usage-concepts.
To apply that broadly to all users that don't find tags-as-tags particularly useful is not really a good way of providing evidence for a claim. The reason I generally use tags-as-windows rather than tags-at-tags, for example, is not any one of these things, but because I don't usually have a need to intersect them, since what is on each tag tends to be of a different topic to those around it, and I am very aggressive about closing currently unneeded clients. I use tags-as-tags when it's more useful than tags-as-desktops. For my particular line of work, often the two manifest identically.
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