> Windows are a failed analogy as files-and-folders, normal people do not understand them and software for normal people rightfully don't use them
Weird claim regarding files and folders. In my experience, my pretty tech illiterate relatives have a pretty strong grasp for them. Younger people do not, because they only use mobile computers that don't make frequent use of that abstraction.
Why are they a failed analogy? What are normal people doing instead of using them?
Weird claim regarding files and folders. In my experience, my pretty tech illiterate relatives have a pretty strong grasp for them. Younger people do not, because they only use mobile computers that don't make frequent use of that abstraction.
Why are they a failed analogy? What are normal people doing instead of using them?