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AutoCAD is an unlucky choice of example here, because it's one of the few GUI drawing tools that actually does have a command line behind it that you have to un
by kalleboo 2y ago
AutoCAD is an unlucky choice of example here, because it's one of the few GUI drawing tools that actually does have a command line behind it that you have to understand sometimes! Look up a screenshot of AutoCAD and you can see the command prompt at the bottom of the window.
And if you were using AutoCAD in the 80's you can say exactly that you used to use the CLI only!
- lucianbr 2y agoCorelDraw? Word? Audacity? Or maybe it will turn out that all GUI software has command line somewhere inside. I think my original point stands even better in that case. Yay for hair-splitting, I guess.
- lukan 2y ago"Or maybe it will turn out that all GUI software has command line somewhere inside" Not at all. Most maybe, but since I wrote GUIs without a CLI I can say for sure that not all have them.
- lukan 2y agoI mean, every web GUI, which are now probably the majority of GUIs do not have a CLI anymore..