Wojciech Puchar wrote:
Also GUI makes life much easier even for advanced users.
exactly wrong. it make my life harder. these "advanced" users you say
don't like to read manuals and do once simple config taking few minutes.
totally wrong. imagine setting up WiFi network. one mouse click opens
WiFi manager window. another double-click selects network to connect.
another click closes the window of WiFi manager. How in the world it can
be easier to do this with config files ????
Unfortunately open source is pretty much a failure when it comes to
GUI and
desktop. Any kind of GUI, look at ddd for example. Untested
development-stage
software (like kde4) is being released to the public for some reason.
they try to compete with windoze - so they behave the same way! who
first learned that giving unfinished/buggy/incomplete software to
users is a good (in marketing point of view) thing?
Microsoft! they learn from it.
they try to compete and fail. doesn't matter who did what first. today
windoze gui is way more usable than kde4. that's the only thing that
matters.
if kde4 were a commercial company they would have been fired or go out
of business long time ago.
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