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>too adorable to learn the capabilities of having an array of unix like tools at your disposal, with invocations that are trivial from any script or tool.
>too wonderful to know how easy it is to keep backwards compatibility with command line options, and how silly it would be for someone to try to retain backwards compatibility with (x,y) coordinates and sizes of buttons and text box layouts in a UI when new features are continuously added in.
>too enterprise to enjoy debugging a GUI script that has started clicking in the wrong regions.
>just energetic enough to actually have a forall x, CLI(x) < GUI(x) debate.
>just sugary enough to not learn how to effectively utilize and develop command line tools.
>just absorbent enough to be permanently scarred from failing to master unix when exposed to it in the context of university CS.
>just aromatic enough to not realize that a CLI interface to any GUI application is trivial, and can be built by oneself with access to the library.