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by ac130kz
1327 days ago
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>Why? Case insensitive, weird parameter passing, no Posix-like interface. >Windows, macOS, and Linux Yet it is still mostly suitable for Windows, where it makes sense with weird (read: mostly bad and outdated) platform-wide proprietary decisions. >This is by design Well, humans should not spend too much focus on verbosity, maybe I'm wrong, at least that's what I've learnt from a university HCI course. |
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Parameters are passed like any other shell?
> Well, humans should not spend too much focus on verbosity, maybe I'm wrong, at least that's what I've learnt from a university HCI course.
While its by design everything comes aliased and arguments are fuzzy matched. As a human you don't need to spend time on verbosity if you don't want to.
For example: