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Are you saying that there is no room for "users"? Either you learn about how the graphics card work, whih type of ram is better and what the trade off is, or you cannot buy a PC at all.
I don't think it is that bad to reach a stuation where "users" also want to use the product, and not only experienced xoopsers?
I'm sorry, but is your definition of
user a stupid invividual with the IQ of a green plant ?
A basic PC user, if he doesn't know how his graphic card works, needs at least be able to learn that he sould press the "on/off" button to turn it on, press another button to open his CD tray, insert the disc he just bought, close the tray, and double-click on the "setup" icon to install a program. If he doesn't want to learn all this, he still has the possibility to use the CD as a frisbee.
Here it's the same: you don't have to know how everything works, you just have to select the module(s) you want to use, and install it.
If you want another metaphor, you may prefer: you don't have to learn how to build a car to drive it, but if you expect to have it move by itself like a taxi, you're going to wait for long.
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If you think your users are idiots, only idiots will
use your software.
Linus Torvalds
