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I think you're wrong to presume that the TUI would have remained static at DOS 3.3 or sh as it was in the mid 80's - something like fish would have evolved anyh
by Aloha 2y ago
I think you're wrong to presume that the TUI would have remained static at DOS 3.3 or sh as it was in the mid 80's - something like fish would have evolved anyhow, menu driven TUI's can be amazing, and efficient.
Marriott uses a TUI based PMS at most of their hotels, it has a learning curve like a hockey stick, but once you learn it, you can literally check a guest in 5+ min faster than using Lightspeed (what most Sheratons used), its just that much faster - a big part of that is typeahead, you dont have to wait for the screen to populate to make the next selection, something that isnt true for GUI's.
- pjmlp 2y agoYou are equally wrong to assume my TUI experience between MS-DOS 3.3 and MS-DOS 6.0, UNIX/Xenix, AS/400. Whatever folks think of Ratatui, Turbo Vison and Clipper did it first.