Steely <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> Hi, Greg, here's what I do, after nearly two years working with both OS side

> real pain and a nerve to switch hundred times between KEdit and the console
> Window and the POVWin GUI can't be beaten.

  Perhaps it's a pain to *you* because you don't know how to do it
efficiently?
  After all, it just requires a couple of keystrokes. Granted, with
that setting you need a couple of keystrokes more: with winpov it's
enough to press alt-g to render while with a setting like yours it
requires pressing alt-tab, up, enter. However, I wouldn't call that
a "real pain".
  Perhaps you just don't know how to use your keyboard?

> Parts of the other answers should be rewritten as follows: even if there
> should be some day a POVLinux with inbuilt-GUI, there will always be people
> recommending the command-line version because that's what lots of *nix


> paranoia.

  It's funny that, according to my experience, most people who advocate
the extensive use of the mouse do not know how to use their mouse
efficiently. I'm not telling you fall into this category, but I wouldn't
be surprised. You present all the symptoms.

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