> the convenience of a terminal lies in its ability to provide a universal way of managing tasks without needing to be proficient in all UI elements. That's a

> the convenience of a terminal lies in its ability to provide a universal way of managing tasks without needing to be proficient in all UI elements. That's a gross misrepresentations of the value proposition of a terminal ui. Even when you are fully proficient in all UI elements, most UIs --- with very few counter examples [1] --- don't offer a comparable composability of commands. [1]: The only ones that come to my mind are at the moment are, large graphics applications that provide an editable history of all commands that lead to the current state. That is arguable even more advanced than a terminal interface.