Linked by Christian Paratschek on Fri 10th Sep 2004 05:18 UTC
Before I start, let me tell you the little story, how I got the idea for writing this article. When I wrote my first article for OSNews, one of the screenshots I included showed my diploma thesis. I merely wanted to show that OpenOffice.org in Fedora Core 2 features native icons, nothing more.
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@ Anonymous (IP: ---.client.comcast.net)
Everyone can do it's job with the application they like. But maybe they want to save some time by using functions they did'nt know that they exist. Maybe. This is not only a problem of textprocessor applications.
In the real world one can use a hammer to get a screw into the wall (really, it's possible), but it's more obviously that this is not the best way (I think...). Show them a screwdriver, and hey, maybe they fall in love with it. If not, they can also use the hammer. Just "telling" (meaning: giving them an advice) them something does not mean to force them something to do.
Christoph