DJA wrote:
In this case, after having followed the thread, I have to side with
Linus on this one. Simplicity and flexibility are two different, yet
un-opposing concepts. Gnome has sacrificed flexibility, and thus a more
universal appeal, by imposing simplicity and elegance as opposed to
functionality and flexibility as its guiding principles.
I'm not convinced your statement is correct and most of the UI research
seems to back me up.
Flexibility != more universal appeal.
The majority of people prefer a simpler interface with more obvious
choices. Even I fall into that camp.
-a
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