I'm sorry, but that's just not fair.
The only people who have good things to say about blender are blender diehards, and they usually resort to implying that people who don't like the interface are just too impatient or plain stupid to understand it. Just because it is possible to overcome the steep learning curve, learn the seemingly endless list of keyboard shortcuts, get used to the bizarre inconsistencies and memorise the obscurely named options and submenus, does not mean that the interface is good. Look, given time and practice I could probably learn to type an email by standing on my head, sticking a pencil up my nose and using the tip to prod the keys on my keyboard, but that wouldn't make it a good idea.
The only people who have good things to say about blender are blender diehards, and they usually resort to implying that people who don't like the interface are just too impatient or plain stupid to understand it. Just because it is possible to overcome the steep learning curve, learn the seemingly endless list of keyboard shortcuts, get used to the bizarre inconsistencies and memorise the obscurely named options and submenus, does not mean that the interface is good. Look, given time and practice I could probably learn to type an email by standing on my head, sticking a pencil up my nose and using the tip to prod the keys on my keyboard, but that wouldn't make it a good idea.