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by zozbot234
1316 days ago
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There are some *nix programs with complex TUI's, where a "snappy feel" is sought after (e.g. the `aptitude` TUI for package management in Debian and its derivatives) and they're just as snappy as any old DOS app. The overhead from using a terminal-based API is just too low to matter. |
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But design decisions made in the 1980s still linger in a lot of Unix software.