Am 13.03.2013 13:46, schrieb Máirín Duffy: > If the general principle of 'specialized technical crap confuses people > who don't understand it' is a mystical urban legend to you, you might > want to try teaching a class to less-experienced computer users or > watching usability test videos. Or maybe try volunteering at a community > technical helpdesk. Your opinion will change pretty quickly what the hell.... i installed my first linux a few months after i bought my first PC in the 1990's and in this years there was no mailing-list and no internet at all, there was very few of all the shiny things which makes a linux OS these days nearly idiot proof i wonder how i survived to learn all this stuff which is so confusing - why do linux need to handhold anybody which does get scared from a simple menu where each trained monkey in doubt seletcs the first entry?
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