> > The argument should not be CLI vs GUI, but good vs bad interface.
> 
> There are things that you need to accomplish that are going 
> to be "obscure."  I don't see any difference between having 
> to issue an obscure CLI command vs following a obscure GUI 
> path, except that the former would seem to be a lot easier to 
> document and less prone to errors of interpretation.  GUIs 
> are a bear to document...
> 
> BillW


With the GUI you'll find it eventually, aka 'discoverability'.

That's much better than a CLI, which is:

>_


Tony

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