> Otherwise, if its GUI oriented, you will still have to learn CLI variant sooner or later and not only its harder or almost impossible to automate, but such au

> Otherwise, if its GUI oriented, you will still have to learn CLI variant sooner or later and not only its harder or almost impossible to automate, but such automation is usually flaky as well. Is it? Or is it that us compsci and computer engineering folks aren't used to it and don't know much about it? A Japanese instructional YouTuber I watch did a tour of his setup, and in it he shows off a lot of automation he uses to make his work faster, more consistent, and less error prone. The relevant part starts around here and lasts throughout the rest of the video (its in english): https://youtu.be/TGgbSmCoZFA?t=390 https://youtu.be/TGgbSmCoZFA?t=390 I think part of it is there is already a buttload of CLI driven tools for us, so there isn't a need for us to rise above the skill floor for GUI automation. But to just assume it is hard or impossible because we don't know is just the same as people new to CLIs saying they are hard or impossible.