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Some of the rules codify many bad practices, from poor color support to unergonomic keybindings. Given that the support isn't universal and breaks in parts anyw
by eviks 2y ago
Some of the rules codify many bad practices, from poor color support to unergonomic keybindings.
Given that the support isn't universal and breaks in parts anyway, it's better to break it competely and use something more ergonomic
- poincaredisk 2y agoIf you write a command line program, please don't introduce random keybindings for simple actions, or unnecessarily fancy colors when standard 8 would suffice. These rules (or rather conventions) exist for a reason.
- eviks 2y agoSure there is a reason, just not a good one. Bad defaults are rather sticky. And the keybinding would be ergonomic, not random