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I respectfully disagree
If something can be done at the command line, I think it's perfectly fine to have a version that works in the GUI, even if it costs money. There will always be a percentage of OS X users (maybe even a majority percentage) who would prefer to stay away from the command line, and it's good that they have options available.
I respectfully disagree
Of course you are wright robg; what I mean is that for those of us that are not allergic to the command line, its a considerable save of money, energy and computer resources to use the built-in resources of Darwin. Maybe most people have big wallets, huge hard drives and unlimited memory, is that so? ;-) |
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