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That’s legal… for now.
When it doesn't have a GUI I make one for it.
I like a good GUI when I'm having to deal with something I'm not all that familiar with or it's something I have to do so infrequently it's not worth automating. CLIs become useful the moment either of the previous two statements no longer apply.
Someone finally said it! I admire your courage. o7
Thats allowed.
I love GUIs, TUI and CLI, there are use cases for all three
So Nano then!?
As long as you don't use GNOME as a good example of a good GUI
I can imagine it being nice for a tablet. They even have programs for calls and SMS if you have a cellular modem.
Fair enough, good GUI for a mouse and keyboard then lol.
Funny you mention, I find GNOME a really nice GUI since I never have to think about it. It's mostly there just somewhere on the background behind all my windows listening to when I press super key
Nothing wrong with a GUI. There's a reason they exist and have mostly replaced TUIs, with the exception of some developer / power user tools. It's significantly easier to discover features in a GUI compared to a CLI or TUI for example. The UX can be far richer.
CLI tools are easier to make due to the simplified UX, but I'm hoping that something we see as a result of increased AI usage is that programs that should be GUI apps are actually built as such, rather than complex CLI or TUI ones.
I like guis for being introduced to software, and clis for stuff im already familiar with. They're both fun to say though, so you wont catch me disrespecting either.
Gooey. Klee.
I feel for you so I gave you an upvote. Here's a hug too: 🤗
GUIs are great for ad-hoc stuff, but fail when you need a precise record of what you did, e.g. to be able to repeat or automate it.
MXLinux, AntiX, Stratos
Are the first three distros that sprang to mind.
And then OpenSuse
Me too. CLI is nice to have if I’m really familiar with something and just want to tell it exactly what to do. The rest of the time a GUI is best.
i'm still waiting for the perfect checks community gui. for the perfect gui.
Consoles on smart phones kind of suck, mainly because on-screen keyboards are þe shittiest input meþod ever devised, and even if you have a physical keypad, þe form factor isn't conducive to a good terminal experience. I've yet to see top running in a mobile terminal wiþ boþ a readable font size, and all columns visible.
So, GUIs are þe only reasonable option for a phone form factor.
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