What just came to my mind when reading a report of a user who had problems switching from
\nWindows XP to Linux is that a lot of switching users have to be re-educated with respect to reading
\nerror messages. I see lots of people who seem to have developed a reflex to click away error
\nmessages as fast as possible. While that might be a useful strategy on Windows, these people should
\nconsider actually reading errormessages since they in most cases tell what’s wrong. That seems to be
\nquite bad about Windows – useless errors messages.<\/p>\n
\t\tSo my advice of the day<\/em> for newly converted users: Read the error What just came to my mind when reading a report of a user who had problems switching from Windows XP to Linux is that a lot of switching users have to be re-educated with respect to reading error messages. I see lots of people who seem to have developed a reflex to click away error… Continue reading Error messages and re-educating users.<\/span>
\nmessages<\/strong> rather than trying to get rid of them as fast as possible. They might aswell tell
\nyou what’s wrong and what you can do about it. Besides, asking someone to help you only saying
\n“It showed some error!<\/em>” is not likely going to help.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"