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Originally Posted by Atunah
Sorry, I snipped the quote to only have what pertains to me. It would annoy the heck out of me to have large blobs of white space on the screen and it would annoy the person using the device most of the time. So right there is something that wouldn't work out of the box. I want optimal reading reading experience right out the box. Why would I get a device that doesn't do that. Sounds like a defect to me.  |
In your previous post you implied that "it needs tinkering/hacking to work"; I simply said that it doesn't, which is the truth, and provided evidence for it. I wasn't certainly implying that you should like it in any way, or prefer it to any other ereader brand. As I said, I don't see the point of the "X vs Y" argument.
So yeah, there's really no need to be disparaging. A lot of Kobo users actually think that the "large blobs of white space" thing is a feature, and the company must think so as well, considering they haven't changed it in many years and aren't going bankrupt anytime soon. I'm sure it's possible to like different things and still have a civil discussion about it, even on the Internet.