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From: mcbeeb@jacobs.CS.ORST.EDU (Brian Mcbee)
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Subject: Re: GUI vs Text (was Re: Virtual Manipulation)
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Date: 6 Jun 91 03:03:56 GMT
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I find that I have to agree with everybody :-)  I use a multitude of computers
everyday, using both CLI and GUI interfaces.  The computer I find easiest to
use, though, has both interfaces available.  For some things I use the GUI, and
for some things I use the CLI.  I find this far more flexible than either one
individually.


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Brian McBee   mcbeeb@jacobs.cs.orst.edu  or  brianop@opac.UUCP
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