I see myself as auser who has worked about nearly 40 years with computers in a middle position.
I think it very important to have someone who strongly insist on removing bugs and poiting out usability problems, especially when there are usabillity- tests. Thank you Thomas for that. On the other hand, I think it is not unusual, that normal user always have problems with software they don't are used to. See the reaction to W8 and the surface-tablet. I often see people using W7, who are completly helpless with it, when they should to something which is slightly different. Or see the story of activities in KDE. Without releasing the early versions we would not be where we are. And still people with computer-experience don't understand activities, because they are so avanced. I think, with a little help (by way of a FAQ or something like that), normal people will fast get used to working with PA. The greatest problem for me is, that it comes not preinstalled on a tablet. Only a few people like me still have a wetab, which is not altered anymore, so one has a stable basis. The problems which exists to get it running on a Nexus 7 are for me a much bigger obstacle to getting more people using PA then the things which have to be polished, corrected or added. I am happy, that PA4 is now out. Thank you all. -- Wolfgang Romey Anhänge bitte nur in offenen Formaten wie z.B. die OpenDocument-Formate Diese Email ist signiert
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