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Daily Archives: December 29, 2016
Chasing the dream of a terminal-free CLI
TLDR; Crazy person is trying to do something about how nightmarishly bad the interface between you and the command-line/command-line utilities really is, i.e. getting rid of terminal protocols. To start with ‘why’? If you have never had the pleasant experience … Continue reading
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