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Nothing's wrong with using CLI. You might not need it, but sometimes it's nice to have something with more. Most people on this planet think that managing files
by ttt0 6y ago
Nothing's wrong with using CLI. You might not need it, but sometimes it's nice to have something with more. Most people on this planet think that managing files from terminal is pure insanity, and I do just that, I didn't even bothered to install a graphical file manager. And yet I use a git client/front-end in my text editor, because it's nicer to do some things that way. The most useful feature is probably interactively staging hunks just like you'd edit a text file over what standard git does.