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> Isn't this the point if TUI/GUI that you don't have to? No TUI/GUI can do everything a unix command prompt can do, can they? I don't know what your usage pa
by nottorp 7mo ago
> Isn't this the point if TUI/GUI that you don't have to?
No TUI/GUI can do everything a unix command prompt can do, can they?
I don't know what your usage pattern is, but I keep mc open in a few terminals all the time, and just run commands in mc's shell when I need them. I suppose that if you only run the file manager when you need to manage files, your point of view makes sense.
- ZoomZoomZoom 7mo agoYeah, I don't generally live in MC to the same extent I do in DC when I'm on Windows. I rarely do anything besides the basics (F5/F6) when managing files in MC, and for advanced stuff, like using rsync/rclone for moving files, I mostly use the usermenu.
- nottorp 7mo agoI am aware of the usermenu's existence, but it feels faster to just type. Most of my use cases are just one file though.