Le 04/11/2018 à 14:26, Daniel Kian Mc Kiernan (the best Daniel of the
bunch) a écrit :
I think we have to calm down here.
I doubt that you should inject your guesses about the moods of others.
As you prefer.
It is about a proposed feature. FWIW, I
do some of these typos, but I am not sure that I'd like a program to
second guess me.
The feature as proposed would not second-guess anyone, as the idea was
for the user to assemble a list of substitutions. And one of my points
is that the typical user, in the act of assembling such a list, would by
learning render it redundant.
So you advocate to implement the feature so that people learn to not
need it?
A feature that actually second-guessed users would be intolerable for
most or all of the Linux/BSD group, though it might be embraced by a
share of Windows and Mac folk.
I think you are injecting guesses here about what people think according
to the OS they choose/have to use.
JMarc
