Very true. But the word processor example is a little scewed. It depends on the audience and the value they want to get from the tool, take Latex for example wh

Very true. But the word processor example is a little scewed. It depends on the audience and the value they want to get from the tool, take Latex for example which is widely used writing scripts, being far away from WYSIWYG. Have a look at Gitless[0]. It's a layer on top op Git which simplifies/rearranges some of the concepts and commands of Git while still manipulating the Git DB in the same way (you can switch back and forth between Git and Gitless seamlessly). [0] https://gitless.com/ https://gitless.com/