"The most powerful tools often require a lot 'teaching' and have a steep learning curve even for basic usage"
Or better said: "The most powerful tools that don't care for user experience often require a lot of 'teaching'"
Unless you're talking about something like a CNC machine, Electronic test equipment, EEC machine, etc
'It's simply not built for the "average user"'
No? Then they shot themselves in the foot, because Windows is associated with that, more than anyone. Hence, they can't complain it's not selling well.
It's very easy to shy from making things easy to use behind "it has more features".
Or better said: "The most powerful tools that don't care for user experience often require a lot of 'teaching'"
Unless you're talking about something like a CNC machine, Electronic test equipment, EEC machine, etc
'It's simply not built for the "average user"'
No? Then they shot themselves in the foot, because Windows is associated with that, more than anyone. Hence, they can't complain it's not selling well.
It's very easy to shy from making things easy to use behind "it has more features".