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> GUIs tend to be made for the non-technical iPhone audience. Except for, you know, every serious professional application ever.
by TylerE 25d ago
> GUIs tend to be made for the non-technical iPhone audience.
Except for, you know, every serious professional application ever.
- okanat 25d agoYeah. This is Unix nerd bs and toxic behavior and silly belief that only terminals deliver complex behavior. I was visiting a radio test lab in last February for our new product. They use a professional software which was written in WPF. The assistant there was flying with the keyboard shortcuts. I recommend every self-describing Unix or terminal fan to watch videos of photo or video editors / VFX people on YouTube. They are hella fast.
- FireCrack 25d agoAbsolutely true. But the OPs statement is not without merit. While there is a lot of professional software for which GUI is the correct choice, there is also a lot of "GUI slop" which is just a GUI to look good on marketing and to be easier to onboard new users at the expense of long term effectiveness.