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Subject: Re: terminal only for two weeks
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Lawrence D'Oliveiro <ldo@nz.invalid> wrote at 21:52 this Monday (GMT):
> On 25 Nov 2024 13:34:25 GMT, Retrograde wrote:
>
>> This comes down to not knowing most commands by heart,
>> and often not even knowing the options and flags for the most basic of
>> commands ...
>
> Don’t need to. Type “man «cmd»” to see all the details of the options 
> available for any external command. I do this all the time.
>
>> I’m glad any modern Linux distribution – I use Fedora KDE on all my
>> computers – offers both paths for almost anything you could do on your
>> computer, and unless I specifically opt to do so, I literally –
>> literally literally – never have to touch the command line.
>
> Also, running a command line through a GUI terminal emulator lets you take 
> advantage of cut/copy/paste between windows, which is a feature not 
> available on a pure-command-line system.


You can technically emulate that with screen or a similar multiplexer.
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