2 ms·
I'll take the Linux method any day -- it lets me put custom commands, including command line args. Could I just write a script and point my shortcut to that ins
by cykros 3y ago
I'll take the Linux method any day -- it lets me put custom commands, including command line args. Could I just write a script and point my shortcut to that instead? Sure.
At the end of the day, making things idiot proof can be how some software developers go -- personally I can't stand it when it's done, however, as it makes actually accessing configuration options more bothersome than it frankly needs to be. Personally I can't stand MacOS, Windows is a time waster with a lot of how it does things, and most of the mainstream linux distros in the past few years (especially since the advent of systemd) have been moving scarily in the same direction.
Thank Bob for Slackware -- if Pat ever gives it up it may need to be a move to BSD for me.