Re: [LingoTeach-translation] HUGE problems with lingoteach on ubuntu ATM

[Marcus v. A. <ma...@sy...>]

On, Tue Jul 12, 2005, K=EF=BF=BDstutis Bili=EF=BF=BDnas wrote:

[...]
> > ...   But I expect from users, that they know their
> > system, which means: they know, where the data can be found. There are
> > standards for this (FSH, LSB, etc.) and I do not think, that I expect
> > too much from a user, if she should know, in which location
> > e.g. application data or a binary will be installed by default.
> > The users do not need to know about every single bit of their system, b=
ut
> > should have at least an rough overview about it.
>=20
> But this application is targeted to the non technical users. So,
> Robos are right, when he talk about the average Joe user.

Knowing a bit about your own system is nothing which applies to the
"technical user" only. And you should at least know a bit about how your
data is organized on a $(insert_falvour)-like system, if you install a
specific piece of software in my opinion.

Well, we can argue about this in such a way day for day :-). The
application uses in its current version a default configuration, which
(usually) should set the path to the correct location(s). For the first
instance and the current version's capabilities, it should be okay doing
it this way. As I already wrote, the application is far away from being
perfect (and constructive critics about it is always welcome).

Regards
Marcus