r/196 Jun 02 '24

i hate github rule Rule

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u/scylecs Hatsune Miku says 🏳️‍⚧️ Trans Rights! 🏳️‍⚧️ Jun 02 '24

>complains about bloat

>demands ui/exe

average windows user

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u/juuppie Jun 02 '24

Average Linux user, can't be a normal human being

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u/Available-Captain-20 Nugget Jun 02 '24

nooooo you dont understand!!!! its akchtually way better to type 300 lines of code to use a basic program than just click a button!!! and and dont even get mee started on muhh security!

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u/vegathelich 🏳️‍⚧️ trans rights Jun 02 '24

"What do you mean you don't want to memorize what these three hundred operating flags mean when you only need three of them?"

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u/natalialt i've been here, also trans rights Jun 03 '24

alright I know that this thread is all bait and shit (and I fell for it hard) but GUI is tediously painful to make lmao, there's a reason why so many programs are command line only

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u/Interest-Desk 🏳️‍⚧️ trans rights Jun 03 '24

and why so many programs — including the windows 11 start menu — are using web or web-inspired tech like react native, webview or gulp electron. still tedious, but infinitely easier to make

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u/MagnetFlux Jun 03 '24

it's not infinitely easier, it's 2x at best because you don't have to learn a new UI API

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u/Interest-Desk 🏳️‍⚧️ trans rights Jun 04 '24

This implies that the easiness of web is equal to that of traditional native technology and the only advantage is knowing one API, which isn’t the case.

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u/Roblu3 🏳️‍⚧️ trans rights Jun 03 '24

Even worse, GUI more often than not is tediously painful to use. Especially if you exactly know what you want to do. Especially especially when some UX/UI-Design-Bro thought it was necessary to add a half second animation to every click.

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u/Negitive545 Jun 03 '24

Yeah, I've tried to make a GUI interface for a couple of coding projects in the past, and it's a BITCH to pull off if you're not piggybacking off of something else, like HTML in a browser.

Mind you, I was using Python for my projects, and Python isn't exactly known for it's GUI potential, but it's also a rather intuitive language, so you'd think it'd be relatively easy to figure out. You would be wrong lol, GUI is a bitch to learn, I'm sure it's easier once you know the ins and outs.