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Originally Posted by vorlon24

Does Busman know that you are doing that instead of his ironing then???

Yes but he's learned to put up with it by now and I keep promising to teach him things.

Originally Posted by vorlon24

Doesn't everyone on here have Less trouble???

We've all learned to put up with that too. Life would be ever so dull without him.
But back to the plot:

Originally Posted by entwisi

As far as user friendliness, Linux is different to Windows. Not harder just different. People who come to Linux from Windows have to learn a slightly different way of doing some things. If you went the other way I'm sure you would find windows exactly the same.

To get back to the plot:
When I first learned to use a "wordy processor" (quoting the Stanley Unwin ad - shows you how long ago that was) it was an Amstrad and used "locoscript" so when I "advanced" eventually to a PC with Microsoft Word I had to unlearn a lot of things and learn new ones. For a while I was so used to the way things had been that I found fault with the new system all the time and was sure it was nowhere near as good but over the years I've got used to it and have to admit now that there are many advantages. I still liked the old clipboard system which locoscript used though and there are still things I'm learning.