Open Source Daily Journal

Majority of the general public feels that Open Source software is inaccessible. There is a lack of focus on user interface design and because of this, users prefer proprietary software’s more discerning interface. People feel that open source software is most likely to lack complete and reachable documentation that makes users stick to it. This may be due to developers focusing more in their software rather than guaranteeing that they indeed have a solid core. Another probable cause is that Open Source programmers tend to program with themselves as the intended audience rather than considering the general public. And mostly, it is widely known that Open Source programmers are so stubborn that they refuse to learn lessons from proprietary software.