system-config-users 1.2.39 broken?

["國產 Wei-Yee Chan (Made in Chinar)"]

Thanks for the encouragement.  Perhaps I just couldn't get over the
incident that happened to me ten years ago.  Your right, the command
line is king.  I've saved many users with that, even Windoze ones. ;-)

Les Mikesell wrote:

> Actually, executing complicated commands repeatedly is where the
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>command line wins, especially complicated sequences that no GUI
>programmer anticipated.   All you have to do is type the command
>sequence into a file, give it a short name and type the short
>name every time you want to run the script.  That is, at the
>shell level, every command you can run from the keyboard is
>automatically the same thing you would execute from a file
>in a script.  If there are a few variables between runs, the
>shell provides adequate methods to accept and substitute them
>into the script.  GUI's on the other hand often have no scripting
>mechanism at all, so you have to sit and wait and watch for the
>right time to punch the mouse.  And when they do offer scripting
>each re-invents it with some new bizarre syntax that doesn't
>interoperate with anything else, while the unix shell has worked
>the same way for 30 years or so.  If you are drawing pictures,
>a GUI makes sense.  To give commands to a program, it doesn't.
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