No of course not, unstructured text is the pinnacle of CLI UX and anything else is a waste of oxygen. /s I frequently SSH into systems that are not running des

No of course not, unstructured text is the pinnacle of CLI UX and anything else is a waste of oxygen. /s I frequently SSH into systems that are not running desktop environments and being able to run htop, iftop, tmux, or any "graphical" CLI application makes my time there much more pleasant. Yes there is a need to have structured, interactive, non-text based interfaces in a CLI.