IMO it’s true that CLI programs often have bad UX, and it’s why I really appreciate tldr. I constantly make aliases/wrappers/scripts around programs, or trawl through my Ctrl+R to find the way I did something before even for programs I use on a semi-regular basis. Was it remove or del or delete or uninstall? On a GUI there’s just one button to click. Also, tab-completion on commands is great when it’s there - I think more programs should aspire to ship autocompletions.
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IMO it’s true that CLI programs often have bad UX, and it’s why I really appreciate tldr. I constantly make aliases/wrappers/scripts around programs, or trawl through my Ctrl+R to find the way I did something before even for programs I use on a semi-regular basis. Was it
remove
ordel
ordelete
oruninstall
? On a GUI there’s just one button to click. Also, tab-completion on commands is great when it’s there - I think more programs should aspire to ship autocompletions.deleted by creator