Stop using bloat.

>>59840986
>thinks minimalism is a solution

>>59841302
there's no problem but the software is too bloated

>>59841302
but it is

>>59841302
t. bloat master

Stop being an autistic cunt

>>59840986
Stop being a PL dummy.

>>59844465
>>59842632
>>59842609
minimalism isn't the same as simplicity though.
And I'd like to use simple software rather than minimal software.

>>59840986
>rob kike

If I used it, it wouldn't be bloat, now would it?

>>59845494
t. bloat

normies use bloat because nonbloat looks like dwarf fortress and is about as user friendly

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>>59845764
I wonder who first had the idea that complex tools with many functions shouldn't need explanation and how rich they are now.

>>59841302
It is in some ways, but not in the ways it is often taken to mean. WordPerfect 5.1 is a "minimal" piece of software but it's far from featureless.

>>59845906
WordPerfect is bloat, use troff.

>>59846517
If you can explain to an office drone how to use troff then be my guest.

>>59847028
Office drones used to be able to fucking program postscript printers.

>>59847028
it's not that much harder than gui office suites. they're just different

>>59840986
Why? It's not like diskspace is expensive.

>>59847777
This. The "UNIX Way" is a meme that needs to die.

>>59840986
What if I don't?

>>59847900
rob pike eats you next time you sleep

>>59847777
No, but plain text files are far more stable than binary document files, and age better as well.

>>59846517
Groff can make some pretty cool text files. IIRC that's what they used to format the text files in FidoNews.

>>59848227
plain text is binary inside...

>>59847777
but someday we'll hit the upper limit of CPU speed