a huge problem with linux-style command line tools is that there's no way to enumerate all of the options outside of digging through the manual every time, causing at least two context switches
this is MUCH WORSE with configuration files, where you can't tab complete your way through it unless your completer already knows.
the biggest problem I keep running into with NixOS is that none of the options are obvious or documented online, so I have to read the entire manual section just to know what option I need, about one in three times. Which often does not have useful examples.
I know i shouldn't whine when i could be writing the docs, but I can't -- i do not have the spare energy, I'm barely able to do much as is. But like,,, there's something missing
I think a big part of this is that there's no like, good pathway for submitting documentation to open source projects, and it's often with very high pushback if you write not-perfect docs for a thing that didn't exist before. and that needs to change
