The "flipping back and forth" that he seems so impressed with, combined with the arcane key bindings (I know they're Emacs-inspired, but that's little help when

The "flipping back and forth" that he seems so impressed with, combined with the arcane key bindings (I know they're Emacs-inspired, but that's little help when the navigation model doesn't actually work like Emacs windows/buffers), is why I dropped TUI pretty quickly. Besides, I have 3 1080p monitors; a UI designed for a VT220 is not the best use of that setup. It also doesn't help that I've never gotten gdbserver to actually work reliably on my embedded Linux targets (which, to be fair, are not Cortex-A/Apple/Qualcomm chips, so probably being tested by ~nobody). I'd understand if some operations aren't supported due to missing debug hardware or emulation magic, but stuff tends to just start mysteriously breaking (e.g. not stopping on breakpoints, hanging when trying to print memory, crashing on resume/step, etc.).