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From: Bill Powell <bill@anarchists.org>
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Subject: Re: editing photo filenames
Date: Wed, 1 May 2024 07:52:09 +0200
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On Wed, 1 May 2024 09:55:43 +1200, Your Name wrote:

>> As far as I'm concerned, Windows is by far the most user-friendly
>> operating system.  They tried porting that over to the Windows Phone
>> but unfortunately it didn't work out.  Incidentally, my wife had a
>> Windows Phone and she loved it.
> 
> Windows is the geek/tech-friendly operating system because they have to 
> continually muck about so much to get anything to actually work.
> 
> MacOS is the user friendly operating system that suffers far fewer 
> issues. (Hence the old story about company tech departments not liking 
> Macs because it gave them nothing to do, potentially putting some out 
> of a job.)
> 
> For proof, see the install instructions for pretty much any printer (or 
> any other hardware add-on). The Windows instructions almost always take 
> up far more space and are more complicated than the MacOS instructions.

That's not proof of anything since it's an incorrect statement.
Installing printer drivers on _any_ desktop platform is trivial.
All install the driver the moment they sense the printer on the network.