alt Hacker NewsX Windows was invented on the 1980's and isn't the only way to graphically access remote systems.
Modern cloud systems shouldn't even have shell access, immutable containers with telemetry data.
X Windows was invented on the 1980's and isn't the only way to graphically access remote systems.
Modern cloud systems shouldn't even have shell access, immutable containers with telemetry data.
> Modern cloud systems shouldn't even have shell access, immutable containers with telemetry data.
Genuine question, what is your alternative suggestion to accessing lower level features then? A hard time I have with GUIs is that their input/output can't be piped. It's much more cumbersome to try to automate a GUI than to automate something in the terminal.
Whilst I get that this is about TUIs, I do believe there is a reason for shell access due to automation. Good abstractions can be put into the GUI, but I'd argue that you should first build the abstraction, then put a GUI on top of it. AWS is a prime example, any of their APIs can be used w/out AWS Console.