by MartinHowe » Mon Apr 22, 2024 11:13 am
dpJudas wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 1:36 am
I removed the startup console specifically to annoy users. It is what I do, after all.
Sadly, the above is one of those cases where typing on a screen loses context; is this a lighthearted joke, an attempt at sarcasm, or something else?
I did ask
politely why it was removed, so I hope it's not too much to ask for a
serious explanation, if possible; I mean, it is to enable some new functionality further down the line, was it too time-consuming to support, etc?
Also I notice it says widgets and customisable in the intro for this version. So if that's what this is about, I guess it's to enable a new feature at the expense of an old one? I really hope it's not gone for good; I am utterly fed up with programs hiding us from the guts of things, for example chkdsk /v no longer works when checking the C drive, you get this childish baby-talk about scanning and repairing instead.
So please, a bit of context? Thanks.
[quote=dpJudas post_id=1251649 time=1713771407 user_id=18514]
I removed the startup console specifically to annoy users. It is what I do, after all.
[/quote]
Sadly, the above is one of those cases where typing on a screen loses context; is this a lighthearted joke, an attempt at sarcasm, or something else?
I did ask [i]politely[/i] why it was removed, so I hope it's not too much to ask for a [i]serious[/i] explanation, if possible; I mean, it is to enable some new functionality further down the line, was it too time-consuming to support, etc?
Also I notice it says widgets and customisable in the intro for this version. So if that's what this is about, I guess it's to enable a new feature at the expense of an old one? I really hope it's not gone for good; I am utterly fed up with programs hiding us from the guts of things, for example chkdsk /v no longer works when checking the C drive, you get this childish baby-talk about scanning and repairing instead.
So please, a bit of context? Thanks.