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Duane, Put a person who knows _nothing_ about any kind of computer in front of a GUI-based (Windows) and an text-based (OS/400) operating system, and I think you will always find that the GUI based OS is much more intuitive. But that's only my opinion. :) My problem with some Microsoft products stem not from lack of intuitiveness, but from lack of proper functionality. Mike midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 10/07/2005 10:43:46 AM: > I have yet to use a M$ product that hasn't ticked me off because of it's > lack of intutiveness or its desire to interperet my actions and decide that > it knows better than I do what I want to do. > > Personally the most intuitive OS is Intuition, the Commodore Amiga's OS, > with OS/400 in a close second... > > Duane Christen
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