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"Christoph Hormann" <chr### [at] gmx de> wrote in message
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> Command line is a bit like using POV-Ray -
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Povray is like using a GUI word processor (okay, perhaps to code HTML),
'cept you hit Render instead of Print. At the same time, I have more fun
hand-typing the code for a 300-component blob than I do using a mouse-based
bicubic patch modeller.
To this user, command-line programs speak of incompleteness,
user-unfriendliness, cliqueishness, technically-over-my-head-edness, etc.
The impression is that once something has all the bugs worked out of it and
had all the features added then they ice the cake by making it GUI.
I don't mean to insult those who made that wonderful program, but you sort
of started a side discussion of why folks shy away from command-line.
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