>want to get computer to do thing to other thing
>GUI
>rub a bar of soap attached to your computer via wire on the desk
>push button to "click" on menu button on screen
>rub down soap again
>"click" on thing you want your computer to do
>take hands off mouse
>type up the thing to which you want the computer to do its thing
>clean your desk again and "click" OK
>CLI
>"Computer, do the thing to the other thing"
>it just werks
Why are you scared of the command line, /g?/
Because I'm hygienic and like having a clean desk you worthless slob
>have autism
>want to get (you)s so i have purpose in life
>pretty I'm a super smart guy that only uses command line
>make shit thread
>pretty
>no arguments
>thinks using a command line is smart
>thinks using a command line is less intuitive than a GUI
kys :^)
>using the smiley with a carat nose
>not having Emacs set to change any instance of ':)' to ':^)' by default
>being autistic
>using the smiley with a carat nose
>waaah don't talk shit about muh gooooeeyyyy
I'm not, I'm just a lazy faggot who uses his computer for nothing but watching youtube and shitposting.
>:^)
>using the smiley with a carat nose
>GUI
>Want to chance vibrating density of your IoT buttplug
>Double click on icon
>slide a slider
>click apply
>CLI
>try to remember chinkshitwirelessbuttplugconfig executable's name
>write it to command line
>"unexpected yada yada see --help"
>--help
>scroll through bunch of irrelevant settings like pulsing light(kek you cant even see it) and battery management.
>find the option you want
>chinkshitwirelessbuttplugconfig -vf 1500 11 0 && chinkshitwirelessbuttplugconfig -r
>not $ man chinksh[tab]
>not $ chinksh[tab] --help | less
>not knowing how to operate your IoT botplug
Typical windrone.
>being triggered by the smiley with the carat nose
>:^)
/thread
keep in mind that
>chinkshitwirelessbuttplugconfig -vf 1500 11 0 && chinkshitwirelessbuttplugconfig -r
didn't work because wireless drivers shit the bed again :^)
>want to draw a picture
>GUI
>use mouse to draw picture
>CLI
>setpixel(5,5).color(123,54,65,0)
>setpixel(5,6).color(123,54,65,0)
>setpixel(5,7).color(123,54,65,0)
>setpixel(5,7).color(123,54,65,0)
>kill yourself
>>setpixel(5,5).color(123,54,65,0)
>setpixel() is a method, not a function, probably returns an int or nothing at all
>>(int).color(123,54,65,0)
>int has no color() element
>>(123,54,65,0)
>an RGBA colour where A is 0
This post is a mess.
>using the smiley with a carat nose
>setpixel is a matrix
>access the pixel at pos xy
>change its color
>clishit can't even retain the color info and change the alpha afterwards
LMAO clishitters
>using the smiley with a carat nose
>windows
>click the gui and get thing
>linux
>install thing
>where is thing
>take 'ownership' of thing
>service start thing
>failed
>update repositories
>claim ownership of all sub folders that belong to thing
>launch thing as root
>finally get thing to do thing
Kys freetards
HAHA
you surely do jape sir
Windows:
open browser
search for program in google
visit webpage
download exe
run exe
>No automatic dependency resolving
>Dll hell
Linux:
package-manager install thing
>paying for something worse
True delusion
but you set color first then stroke
are you going to press enter and then type in a command and wait?
>Dll hell
wew stop posting grandpa this isn't 1992 anymore
Graphical interfaces provides you with visual information while you do something.
If you don't know how to do something, having a graphical interface makes it easier to solve the problem without reading the documentation.
When you don't know what you are doing, a graphical interface is really nice to have.
The rest of the time, a command line is fine, often I would prefer to script things like if you click on the same things over and over again.
You're right my back hurts
Its not as bad now as it was I'll admit, but its still pretty funny that a fair few games ship with copys of common libraries, denying the very purpose of a dynamic linking in the first place
int draw_a_picture() {
Color *c = color_new(123,54,65,0);
Pixel *p;
int ii;
for (ii = 5; ii set_color(p,c);
}
p->set_color(p,c);
color_free(c);
return 0;
fail:
int e = errno;
color_free(c);
return e;
}
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