> Showing all possible options in a window really isn’t helpful at all. Well, then you shouldn't. Almost anything that's mature, evolved and complex can be re

> Showing all possible options in a window really isn’t helpful at all. Well, then you shouldn't. Almost anything that's mature, evolved and complex can be represented like a nightmare with a bad UI. ffmpeg is the usual extreme example of a bonkers out-of-control parody of itself, yet there are useable UI's that wrap the most essential functionality of ffmpeg by taking some very popular use-cases and making them straightforward. Same thing with git. I think something similar could be done with OpenSSL. Does everyone who works with OpenSSL really keep all that stuff (like in the OP's article) in their head? Maybe some, but the vast majority of folks will just follow a pattern of usage that someone else "pioneered". No one has time for that kind of incidental complexity, not in a CLI, not in a GUI.