Re: Silent Update Question
Peter Sinnott <[email protected]> Thu, 25 Aug 2011 14:47:03 -0700 (PDT)
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On Aug 25, 9:28 pm, Zac Lym <[email protected]> wrote: > You are in the less than 1% of users who have the technical competence to > make this decision and change the default setting. > > Just like the less than 1% of drivers who maintain their own car, > understanding and maintaining the complex systems of a computer is far > beyond what well over 99% of users care to do. > Not owning a car I'm prepared to be wrong about this but don't car owners still make the decision about when to take their car to the garage? Nobody breaks in at night , repairs the car and leaves a bill on the dashboard. > Why is everyone so quit to forget the steaming POS that was the Mozilla > Application Suite? The thousand or so preference > "choices" were all the result of programmers making the cut-the-baby-in-half > compromises based on your exact argument. I installed SeaMonkey this week as part of the process of working out what to replace Firefox with. I would be surprised if there were a thousand user visible preferences. Back in the day there were probably 3 settings I ever changed when I installed Mozilla. It did bring back memories of a guy from one of the US offices handing out Netscape 6 the code is ready tshirts. The code was NOT ready. > > Please stop > making me wish this list was invite-only. > Self selected elite can not cope with plebs shocker.