By the way, no one so far has questioned the results of the UX test being based on responses of 7 (seven) people. Where do these people live, in America? The target population is worldwide. How is the sample group of 7 people representative of target population? What is the margin of error and will the results repeat with a larger group? The emoji-based evaluation. I can kind of conjure their answers without knowing who they are, based on the operating system they use. The first two Windows girls are very basic users. 1 — “a happy face”: discovered something that's not Windows; entertained; 2 — “hmm”: “Ooh, computers!” — and then forgot about it; 3 and 4 are, of course, happy: they come from OS X. 5 — now that is your crazy uncle kind of person that learned their ways through Windows — and computers — back in the days of 98 that he would still apply in every other operating system; they still defragment their hard drives; it is the person that you hate to argue with because they think they're hackers; nonetheless they can't explain their problem when they ask for help; they use computer lingo in a random way that no one can figure out; I feel it's him who said the brilliant “As a person who doesn’t like adopting and getting used to new systems, I wouldn’t like to use GNOME.”; his two emojis represent the two reactions: “WTF is that?” and ”WTF was that?”; 6 — now that's the one I get emotional about. She's even a lighter user than the 1 and 2. She uses OS X. She gets confused when an application's icon jumps. :'( 7 is your white male Linux r00t that has been using KDE or tiling window manager for years; he passed his experimenting stage awhile ago, he knows what waits for him in GNOME, tried it before, didn't like it, he's already crafting his final words for the test; he put — both times — the dullest icon he could find, a face that doesn't express anything, just for the fun of it; he took the test to f* around; he's someone who had to be filtered out with a preliminary questionnaire; we've lost this person a long time ago, and there is no sense to have a person like that giving their feedback. All of the above, of course, are deliberately exaggerated. Misha https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Misha English / Español / Italiano / Русский -- desktop mailing list desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
