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>but studies have shown that the mouse is faster for almost all common tasks. Do you think that daily CLI Linux/UNIX users might have a different list of what
by mhuffman 1y ago
>but studies have shown that the mouse is faster for almost all common tasks.
Do you think that daily CLI Linux/UNIX users might have a different list of what they consider "common tasks"?
- mrheosuper 1y agoI dont think they have different list. Replying email, copy/moving files, writting document, etc
- shakna 1y agoI don't really use CLI for any of that. Despite using it almost exclusively. (Email on my phone - rarely need to move files.) I use it for: Arbitrary deep searches in specific root trees. (Where did I make my definitions of foo last time?) Generating 20 different formats of documents. (Yay for supporting a bunch of platforms.) Rewriting codebases - this might be the closest to "writing documents". (Mostly git things. And most git GUIs are... Trash.)