On 14/11/2011, at 12:22, Rod Butcher wrote: > the unit manager and team leader were > god, and screens had to be and remain exactly as they had agreed with IT - > every button & key must keep working as specified. & stay in the same place > etc. Nothing to do with being dumbed down, but all to do with service levels & > productivity. Clunky ? Yes. Bulletproof ? Yes. Fast in the hands of an > experienced operator ? Yes. Usable by novice if necessary ? Yes. > I don't see how Gnome 3 being forced on folks who never asked for it meets > above > realworld rules.
That doesn't sound like a very healthy management structure to me. Frankly I don't believe they deserve that level of control, and as such those rules are pretty unreasonable.
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