Re: position on changing defaults?

[Xavier Maillard]

     > I'm sure it does save some keystrokes, but there are other important
     > issues for a default command.  iswitchb is, as you say, a "power user"
     > tool.

   I don't buy that "power user" argument.  It is not dissimilar to the UI
   that you get nowadays when typing a URL in a browser.  Users seem to do
   just fine with that.  Maybe it's time to reconsider what a user knows
   and does not know nowadays.

Agree. Another good example is SMS typing; inaccessible for me
but so easy for the "new generations" :)

        Xavier
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