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Think what "navigating" should mean. If it's a vague, abstract thing which could mean a million different things in practice, the answer is likely "no".
by jstimpfle 10y ago
Think what "navigating" should mean. If it's a vague, abstract thing which could mean a million different things in practice, the answer is likely "no".
- WalterGR 10y agoWell, I've given examples above of what I mean, so I think that one could extrapolate that to other examples... But to put it in more concrete terms: Is there a shell + terminal that permits the user to interact with shell output - in specific circumstances - whereby "interact" I mean: * the ability to view additional properties (which are hidden by default) of objects represented in the output * the ability to make a user-selected object the primary focus of investigation * the ability to easily (think - right click, or keyboard commands to accomplish the same) expose verbs that can be activated on those objects, and additionally to choose one?