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that's a very wild take - pick tools based on the key bindings instead of the features you actually need....
by exe34 2y ago
that's a very wild take - pick tools based on the key bindings instead of the features you actually need....
- kunley 2y agoYeah exactly, in the said example, tmux survived because it had better features - who uses screen today? The key bindings confusion was a fixable annoyance. We weight pros and cons quite often and not necessarily based on a default configuration
- oneeyedpigeon 2y agoWell, it obviously depends on which tools you're talking about. For some types—terminal emulators, text editors—there are so many choices with near-identical feature sets that this approach can make sense.