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Do we want tuis? I can’t stand Gemmin-CLI. That tui gets in the way constantly I’m mixed in jj’s tui. It’s better than no ui tho Mostly tho I’m curious when
by socalgal2 9mo ago
Do we want tuis?
I can’t stand Gemmin-CLI. That tui gets in the way constantly
I’m mixed in jj’s tui. It’s better than no ui tho
Mostly tho I’m curious when I’d want a tui. Most of the time in a terminal I don’t want one
- 2muchtime 9mo agoI do. I want my interfacing with computers to be mouseless and TUIs offer that. I don’t think I’ve run into a GUI, no matter how many hotkeys it has and I know, where I didn’t have to reach for the mouse. CLI only also requires remembering commands, some of which I use very infrequently, thus need to look up every time I use them. I think TUIs hold a very nice spot between GUIs and CLI.
- verdverm 9mo agoVS Code with the Vim extension is largely mouseless I use the TUI from a terminal tab in VS Code, my agent works with that and the custom extension with a webapp based interface, seamlessly and concurrently GUIs, TUIs, and PR/kanban all make sense in different situations. We'll all use at least two of them on regular basis for coding agents. TUIs make way less sense for your average user
- dualogy 9mo ago> VS Code with the Vim extension is largely mouseless It's also easily mouseless without any Vim or like extension. I never mouse in it, having given intuitive-to-me keychords to all the various moves I need to make beyond the standard stuff.
- verdverm 9mo agotrue, I would never have moved over if I had to give up my vim bindings and modes
- liveoneggs 9mo agoI just want a stream, not a TUI. If you can't | it it's not real
- hnlmorg 9mo agoThere’s no reason why you can’t have both. Well behaved CLI tools have for years already been changing their UX depending on whether STDOUT is a TTY or a pipe.
- rirze 9mo agoHave you tried jjui? It’s pretty nice