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Sure, but is that implied by "reify"? My understanding is that they are reified and thus it is possible to make a timeline from them. CLI commands are only reco
by weberc2 9y ago
Sure, but is that implied by "reify"? My understanding is that they are reified and thus it is possible to make a timeline from them. CLI commands are only recorded into a timeline because of shell history, after all--if you call a CLI from a different mechanism, does it become not-reified?
- digi_owl 9y agoThe underlying commands can still be logged. Hell, often it is useful to launch a X11 program via a terminal as they will dump useful messages that way. And said output can also be captured in logs elsewhere. One example of such would be SMPlayer. This is a Qt based media player that wrap MPlayer (and more recently the MPlayer fork MPV). But you can still access the MPlayer CLI output by either launching SMPlayer from a terminal, or going opening the log window from one of its menus.
- weberc2 9y agoTo be clear, this was my point--because of the "action" mechanism, it's trivial to make a timeline.