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That’s kind of the rationale behind the Unix philosophy. Every individual tool does one thing well, but, many tasks need you to do n things. So, you bodge toget
by pmiller2 6y ago
That’s kind of the rationale behind the Unix philosophy. Every individual tool does one thing well, but, many tasks need you to do n things. So, you bodge together a few of the simple tools (analogy: simple machines from classical physics), et voilà! Now, you’ve done something bigger than the sum of its parts.
Yes, this is a bit different, but, you know, having a super-linter around would be kinda handy. It gets old installing and configuring these things sometimes.