I don't think this is what the article says, and I don't think terminals are getting "ruined". The trend of TUi is a bit worrying (usually you get a better look

I don't think this is what the article says, and I don't think terminals are getting "ruined". The trend of TUi is a bit worrying (usually you get a better looking but worse GUI), but the tools are great. fzf is great, fd is great, rg is great. Some TUIs are great too, lazygit and lazydocker being good examples. > The reason why the CLI is good is because it _can't_ do most things people want it to do. Which means you have to think when making an application. I don't think this is true at all. If I had to say why the CLI is good, I would mention: - speed - composability, as in I can grep for something and then do other operations - ease of development, it's very easy to make a small tool for my usage