Unvollendeter Tag wrote:
That "little bit" shouldn't matter in the long run, if the slave really has no choice. I think stability is more important. Users will be satisfied when software is predictable in the right way (e.g. it doesn't crash too often or at least has the good grace to autosave your work).
You are absolutely right. I am looking how to soften the blow...
In my previous job I was forced to use ancient (not just Old World) Macs. It took me one day to adjust. Any graphical user interface made after Windows 95 and Mac OS 8 (the one I was forced to use) should be as easy or as hard to use as any other. The case studies have already been done. And they're either inconclusive or biased.
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