On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 11:46:04AM +0200, Christian Ridderström wrote: > So unfortunately it's not anything concrete, but he talks more about a > general feeling. I'm guessing it's caused by frustration when you don't > know how to do things.
Yes, that's it. It is the same frustration I was feeling when I used Word for the first time, for example. This is due to the the learning of a new tool, and becoming acquainted with its physolophy. Then, there's people that simply don't like the latex way and you can do nothing to convince them (I know many), or, conversely, don't like the Word way and similarly you will simply waste time trying to bring them to primitive ways of writing. This has not to be a holy war. He doesn't like LyX? Fine. I don't like Word? Fine that, too. Everybody uses what he pleases most. What I am concerned about is the possibility to have a choice, and luckily LyX gives me that choice. I fear a world where everything is done exactly in the same way everywhere. -- Enrico
