[Muvasa]

I prefer tui's for two reasons. 1. Very used to vi keybindings 2. I like low resources software. I love the ability to open the software in less than a second in a second do what I needed using vi motions. And close it less than a second.

Some people will be like you save two seconds trying to do something simple. You lose more time building the tool than you will use it in your life.

It's not about saving time. It's about eliminating the mental toll from having to context switch(i know it sounds ai, reading so much ai text has gotten to me)

[kstrauser]

That’s an excellent way to explain it. I’m already in the shell doing stuff. Whenever I can stay there without sacrificing usability, it’s a big boost.

[irl_zebra]

"It's not about saving time, it's about eliminating the mental toll from having to context switch"

This broke my brain! Woah!

[1718627440]

Yet another benefit is that it is buffered, so you don't need to wait for the program to catch up, before you can type the next key.