[Tfug] Why not do usability research?
P. Allen Trevethan, Jr.
slack at slacksplace.com
Wed Nov 5 13:04:50 MST 2003
After playing with them all, I'd say KDE would be the
fair choice in a study like this *TODAY*. KDE has all
the wizards, and other hand holds for "users" that I
didn't find (or at least of the same quality) in Gnome.
At the end of the year, who knows which environment may
be in better shape.. :) I know there was a time a while
back where I found Gnome more user friendly. :) At any
rate, I think the point is the distro/env MUST be the
same with all test subjects to perserve the integrity of
the study, no?
> P. Allen Trevethan, Jr. wrote
> | Extremely interesting idea... How do you agree on the Linux distro
> and | environment -- both very important to usability... The best and
> worst | thing about Linux is the amount of choice that is offered. :)
>
> Good point, But on a shoe string we let the distro or support advocate
> decide. In a beautiful world, we could expand the study to 9
> Multi-Person Households... Maybe if we state 'Only KDE' we can goad
> Gnome lovers into coughing up the money to have Gnome as well :)
>
> --
> Justin Zeigler
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>
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