> TUIs are show-off projects most of the time.
Your statement and anecdotes means nothing and are meaningless since you provided 0 examples of the preported "show off" TUI projects.
Maybe you should re-read what you said again before backpedalling after I gave solid counter examples and you provided none.
That git TUI doesn't offer anything over `git` CLI.
The network / battery / performance TUI is redundant with the tools in the window menu bar.
I love the aesthetic of TUIs but their actual day-to-day install base and usage must pale in comparison to CLIs and GUIs.
That is not 'showing off'.
And you providing anecdotes based on a single blog post doesn't change that.
TUIs are not for everyone sure, but they also save developers a lot of time typing and using a mouse.
I don't even like TUIs and this is obvious.