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David Walser wrote on Sun, Mar 09, 2003 at 09:47:20PM -0500 :
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> They do learn eventually though, and once you get used to the efficiency
> of single-click, you never go back. "Just because it's how Windows does
> it" or "it's what people are used to" is a stupid argument to do
> anything. Sometimes it takes a little time to get used to something
> superior, but it works out best in the long run. And hey, if that
> wasn't true, we'd all be running Windows.
But 95% of the desktop market *IS* running windows. It's one thing to
train 40% of the people who use Linux. It's another thing to train 95%
of the people who use computers. Think about it.
I agree that single click is better "once you get used to it", but I
still prefer doubleclick because I like to be able to select with single
click without launching. I guess at this point, it's more "I'm used to
this, you should learn to be like me" than anything else. Not wrong,
just different.
Blue skies... Todd
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