OLPC Interface

[vivlevivle]

notice how he uses she for reffering to a child

[nasenbaer06]

@Naum830: Of course! You're SO right. The interface is surely designed for dummies if it doesn't force you to stuff your work products in "files" which have a "file name" and have to be saved in particular "directories", and if you don't have to "setup the network", change "windows" and "applications" a zillion times to achieve a simple task like collaborating on something you created. For sure, all those learned concepts come in REAL handy in your later life as .... a PC admin?!

[Naum830]

Make an interface that only idiot want to use, and only idiot will want to use it. Designed in the style of GNOME disease on linux in order to keep unskillful in darkness for a long time. Creators of such computer interface are practically imagining narrow minded cretins as their targeted audience for a such "interface".

[Mentocthemindtaker]

@Naum830 Ahahaha...I really hope you're trollin' man. What OS do you use? OSX is outdated, MacOS is, well, Mac, Windows is buggy, bulky and full of holes.

[emilner5]

@Mentocthemindtaker Is this ok to say, but personally I think Mac OS X does the best for many programs. Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux are all good! A few of my favorite OSes: Windows XP Mac OS X Windows 7 Windows Vista (It's ok to me and I know there are other people who agree with me! Sugar Ubuntu Windows 2000 (Very stable!) Windows 95 (Old but still good) Windows 98 (Not as good as Windows 2000 and XP, but not bad!) Red Hat Linux