"far less users" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when making a comparison between two groups, where one group is much smaller than the other. For example, "This new app has far less users than the other popular apps."
Gaussian models show the advantage that they require far less user intervention for model creation.
Browsing to dozens of different sites is far less user friendly than this.
So far the whole thing looks far less user-friendly than SourceForge but if it's targeting a technical audience exclusively that might be of less consequence.
While there are some options out there now, most enterprise apps are far less user-friendly than their consumer counterparts, preventing adoption and perpetuating the problem of lag-behind, inconsistent data entry.
Search engine Blekko, ever eager to differentiate itself and make headlines with its countless product development advances, is announcing today that it will reduce its data retention period to 48 hours, retaining far less user personal information (like IP addresses) than the the dominant players in the space.
The problem from Reddit's perspective, of course, is that this method of sleuthing would be far less exciting for users, and would probably generate less traffic, than its current free-for-all approach.
The program offers a lot of the same joy of creative expression, and its function is remarkably faithful to the original.But most software does not require such literalism, and are far less respectful of users' intelligence and adaptability.
Application patches, he says, are also implemented far less strictly by users, even after they're issued by a vendor.
