2014-12-29 20:39 GMT+02:00 Chris Murphy <li...@colorremedies.com>: > Nope. Vastly more popular than OS/2. >
OK, yes, my Macintosh Classic didn't have a cli. But the Macs back then were much like feature phones are today. You got basic functionality in the standard package with the very beautiful UI and if you wanted to do anything other than draw in MacPaint or edit text files, you had to give $$ to Apple. So one could argue that the lack of a CLI (among other developer/power user tools) was part feature, part marketing decision.
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