> 3) > <snip/> > Basically though, there is no GUI vs TUI debate, just the constant 20 > year long whining > from computer guys (those rare doctors who can actually program > included) who do not want > to realize that they have become nearly one with the [expletive > deleted] keyboards and > thus live in complete denial of the fact that 99% of humanity (even in > industrialized > countries) finds the keyboard an alien way to use computers. > > The American Journal of Medical Informatics has quite a few interesting > studies which > point out the radical difference of things like the acceptance of PDAs > (and NOT command > line interfaces) by young doctors and the allergical reaction of older > ones towards > keyboards. In short no normal doctor ,young or old, likes a keyboard, > so you can forget > about TUIs and the only way you can avoid the word GUI is if you > consider PDAs and tablet > PCs to have some form of gestural text entry, or if you go to text > entry by the way of a > Voice User Interface of the kind that has been developped for air > trafic controllers.
Same here, this person is unable to tell a TUI from the command line. -- GPG key ID E4071346 @ wwwkeys.pgp.net E167 67FD A291 2BEA 73BD 4537 78B9 A9F9 E407 1346
