Pierre Jarillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Le Mardi 17 Juin 2003 11:57, Guillaume Cottenceau a �crit : > > > I still fail to see why people start "installing software" to see > > installed packages.. Typical scenario is to start the given > > program for a given task, isn't it? I launche "installing > > software" when I want to install software.. > > You are a developper, and your brain doesn't work as the brain of a > single user. During 22 years I had to experiment this.
Well we always are the newbie of someone else, isn't it? > For example, 3 years were necessary to find the good sentence for a question > which was not ambiguous in every case. Wow, congratulations :)). > It is really difficult to think like a newbie. IMHO you have not see a true > newbie for a while. Thanks to ABUL http://abul.org/ I have still some Well my parents use Linux and I'm not sure they can't be considered "beginners" at the most. > contacts with newbies and sometimes I feel a lack of patience with them ! > But newbies are our new users and we have to take care of them. > > Ask for some people in the street to test Mandrake 9.1. Experience this. > Sure you'll be surprised. Well isn't it marketing/commercial people's job? Don't forget I'm a techie. -- Guillaume Cottenceau - http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/
