Yes, and so does the --help page or man pages of a CLI program, the more options you add. Soon, --help takes additional arguments for which category of options

Yes, and so does the --help page or man pages of a CLI program, the more options you add. Soon, --help takes additional arguments for which category of options you want to list. Often, options are listed alphabetically, which means if you don't know exactly what you want to do, you have to read the entire list to find the option you actually wanted. A GUI can much more easily emphasize the most common options, it can visually group related options, and it can use common GUI widgets to, for example, show that some options are mutually exclusive with each other.