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this post was submitted on 07 Mar 2024
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hum, going to the website seems unintuitive, I was wondering why I cannot find steam in the app store. Turns out Windows is just not user-friendly.
User behaviors are formed by experience, most people starts with windows, and of course know to use device manager etc to troubleshoot and think it is intuitive.
When moving to a new OS there will of course be rough times. I was also utterly confused when I moved from Linux to Windows many years ago, but it took me couple months to a year to get used to it.
Now I have moved back to linux with many years on Windows experience, and I also struggle to port all my setup from Windows back to linux.
Just because things happen one way on one OS, doesn't mean other ways are "not user friendly".