unity2k

Wow I can’t believe this after earlier defending Gutenberg as being similar to the transition from DOS to Windows or Windows 3.1 to ultimately Windows 10, people don’t like change. But after three days with Gutenberg I couldn’t handle it and had to remove it, it was getting in my way more than helping and I couldn’t afford the time to go in and edit my layout in text editor.

I’m legitimately disappointed that I had to take this action, but I don’t know what else to do at this time in order to maintain some productivity.

I’ve been migrating systems since the Commodore Vic 20 to Amiga 2000, from DOS 5.0 to Windows 3.0, NT, 95, XP, and 10. Played around with some Linux builds too and the one thing ALL of these have in common is the complaining from those who wanted things to remains static.

That’s NOT how life works. Things change, interfaces change, new stuff is born, old stuff dies. It’s best for those who enjoy breathing to go with the flow.

To that extent I’m trying to add my opinion and suggestions as to how it can best work for me as I attempt to use Gutenberg on a daily basis….even though I’m frustrated at times.