Women, in general are not linear thinkers by nature, men are usually the
programmers and women the literature writers.  Of course there are many
points to the contrary.  I am trying to learn POVray, but with no
programming in my past, (just PaintShop Pro) there is a very different
learning curve that I must face.  Though, I figure if I can learn
JavaScript and Perl, I certinally can do raytracing =D

Debi

Ken wrote:

> Just out of curiosity why is it that the majority of Pov
> users appear to be the male half of the human race ?
> There certainly is no lack of female paint program users
> and I would think that this approach to graphics production
> would be a natural extention to their creativity. Contrary
> to that belief though the absence of females posting their
> work in these groups and asking questions about the use of
> the program would indicate otherwise. Is it perhaps the
> nature of men to get into the nuts and bolts of "things"
> while women really don't care what makes it work as long as
> they can use it ? Pov-Ray certainly falls into the class of
> a nuts and bolts program.
>
> --
> Ken Tyler
>
> tyl### [at] pacbellnet

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