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I've found that with keyboard oriented interfaces the TUIs are as or more functional than GUI apps. And sure, having a mouse doesn't preclude you from using a
by friend_and_foe 3y ago
I've found that with keyboard oriented interfaces the TUIs are as or more functional than GUI apps.
And sure, having a mouse doesn't preclude you from using a keyboard, but GUI applications are so mouse focused it's impossible to use most of them without a mouse. The 1 finger comment was hyperbole, but it's close enough to true.
- eviks 3y ago> it's close enough to true. I use various buttons and wheels and gestures and click sequences (LR switch tab left, RL switch tab right) and buttons-as-modifiers on a mouse, so not even remotely close The other point is repeating the same generalization mistake, "most of them" don't even exist in a TUI form, and the level of keyboard customization for keyboard focused interface is often pretty lackluster in a TUI (terminal text editors famous for their customization can't differentiate between left and right modifiers and it's harder to fix that with an external utility because, guess what, it's not a separate app, so usual app detection fails!)