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  • (Score: 2) by ilsa on Thursday October 08 2020, @06:56PM (2 children)

    by ilsa (6082) Subscriber Badge on Thursday October 08 2020, @06:56PM (#1062188)

    Did you grow up with Windows, or a Mac?

    Cause that's literally all that is. Anyone who uses one platform exclusively will be annoyed if the buttons move cause it disrupts muscle memory. Anyone who has to bounce between multiple environments regularly is never going to really care.

    Unless we're talking Gnome, which takes the @$^&ing buttons away entirely, in which case the entire dev team, the project managers and their cow can all be tarred, feathered, and thrown into a raging house fire.

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  • (Score: 2) by gtomorrow on Monday October 12 2020, @06:33PM

    by gtomorrow (2230) on Monday October 12 2020, @06:33PM (#1063648)

    I'll bring the Zippo.

  • (Score: 3, Informative) by Arik on Tuesday October 13 2020, @12:54AM

    by Arik (4543) on Tuesday October 13 2020, @12:54AM (#1063798) Journal
    "Did you grow up with Windows, or a Mac?"

    Nope.

    By the time I saw either of those systems, I'd been using computers for at least a decade. They're both awful, btw.
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