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Only if the program is designed to be safe to run in parallel. Which can be done with desktop apps too - and they'll run more efficiently as well, as the window
by mike_hearn 2mo ago
Only if the program is designed to be safe to run in parallel. Which can be done with desktop apps too - and they'll run more efficiently as well, as the windows share memory.
- hombre_fatal 2mo agoGUIs have their benefits. You can make much richer UIs with much nicer UX when you're not limited to a grid and whatever paradigm you can hack into the ancient tty stuff, and when you have access to raw keyboard scans. But I don't think I've run into a TUI that I couldn't have multiple instances of.