John Darrington <j...@darrington.wattle.id.au> skribis: > While we're thinking about user interfaces, I believe a more abstract approach > would be better at this stage: What types of person are going to be > interacting with Guix? Developers? Users? Curious Bystanders? Some other > category of person? --- Each of those are probably going to have a core set > of commands which they use regualarly, a few which they use occasionally and > some never. Identifying those sets (which may intersect) is the first step > to designing a good user interface. That would help for both CLI and GUI.
I and others tried to start each of the “Invoking” sections with a sentence clarifying the intended audience of the command. Probably we should try to reflect it more in the manual’s structure, so it’s not clear to me exactly how. Ludo’.
