Havoc Pennington wrote:
But they do want to customize things which are a matter of taste, not "work" xor "not work". And they want to customize things for which an agreement cannot be made about what does work and what doesn't.The thing is, most desktop users will like or be indifferent to all of those things, with the possible exception of button order. People don't want to customize things that should just work;
That's why in M$'s software you have plenty of places that say "Advanced settings". The people you talk about, casual users, just see the words "Advanced" on a tab in a dialog box and think to themselves "ok, I'm not advanced, no need to look there and get confused. I'll just ignore that tab.". And everybody is happy - power users can tweak those things that bother them, casual users just ignore all things that have the word "Advanced" painted on them.they don't know what a window manager or registry is and would be angry if you made them learn; they like OS X's appearance.
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