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[Martin Wildam <1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 10:18, Tom <1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> When people feel that many days and hours sorting a Windows problem is fine but
> spending a few minutes on a Linux problem is unbearable it is difficult and
> frustrating for us.

Yes. Full Ack!


>  In Windows everything "just works" is a lie

No, it's not a lie - it's a damn lie!

But seriously: Yesterday in train I have seen a young woman with a
super stylish Sony notebook with Vista or Win 7 on it, needing 3
attempts of typing a word until finding out the caps lock is on and
spending a minute on adjusting the spaces in the Word document header
to have a text centered and the (of course manually entered) current
date on the right. - You can be sure that there is a large amount of
people working that way and seriously: For those it is completely
irrelevant if they have menus or ribbons or whatever OS underneath.
They are completely lost anyway. - This is a reason why I find it more
important to focus development of Ubuntu on those who want to be
productive and not on the completely newbies. - Those who have a small
rest of flexibiilty will adapt to a little changing in the GUI and the
others are lost anyway - with their old or new OS and applications.

Best regards,

Martin.
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