> No. People write scripts against this, so it’s an API change.
>>
>
> No. If you screen scrap the output and run image recognition on the window
> content then its still a UI, even if you built a crappy API around it.
>
I don't really care if you call it a UI or API; this will be moot to the
end user. It is an interface that worked the same way for a long time and
achieved de facto status. Even if it didn't follow some POSIX thing ("The
command line UI rules" of which you speak) the vast majority of Sage users
will be unfamiliar with. The goal of Sage is being a viable alternative to
various programs, not infinite compliance with such things, though if we
can move that way gently, it makes things easier for (some) developers.
Ivan, if you can test the Mac app with this rc, that would be nice, though
I suspect also it might stay okay.
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