Comment Re:Yep (Score 2, Insightful) 616
Sure, that's obvious. Their software is bloated and runs better on more powerful computers. But who's going to argue that the latest versions aren't more user-friendly and feature laden than earlier editions? Their software is getting better, you know.
Ok, code bloat accompanies improvements. But is that really such a big deal? Newer computers can handle it. If you've got an old computer, don't upgrade.
Anyway, you can see the same trends in Linux. I mean Linux distros aren't getting any smaller. And the newest window managers definitely take some processing power. But if you don't like it, who's forcing you to upgrade?
Ok, code bloat accompanies improvements. But is that really such a big deal? Newer computers can handle it. If you've got an old computer, don't upgrade.
Anyway, you can see the same trends in Linux. I mean Linux distros aren't getting any smaller. And the newest window managers definitely take some processing power. But if you don't like it, who's forcing you to upgrade?
