Every time I try @radareorg I stumble upon something that makes it useless.
I just tried it and it's sign-extending 32-bit PowerPC addresses to 64 bits, thus breaking all xrefs on targets in the upper half of the address space. Like the Wii target I just tried it on. Fail.
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I’m not really worried to have more users in r2land. Maybe more devs will be great, because right now the community of r2 is way bigger than any other RE tool out there. About prefs, anyone is free to use whatever they want, but no single GUI can be as powerful as an API or CLI
You know, reverse engineers tend to be developers too. I often contribute to projects I *use*, but definitely not the ones I don't. Saying a GUI can never be as powerful as a CLI is utter nonsense, because by definition a GUI capable of more expression than a CLI.
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Wat. Read the GCC manifesto or just just learn about PLAN9/UNIX, almost none of the UNIX concepts and capabilities can be applied to user interfaces in an ortogonal way
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The fact that a GUI can embed a CLI makes it obvious enough that it's a strict superset in expressiveness. You don't need a manifesto for that.
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