> I think it's pretty logical and I actually quite like it (after the first half an hour of familiarisation, each time I have to use it). It's just different.
Interesting! I never realized the logic behind it, thanks for expanding on it.
I definitely don't care for it at all. Much easier for my mind to think of the list of previous commands as a straight list, than trying to conceptualize 'where I am at' in my list of previous commands, and how executing a new command would then jump me somewhere else entirely. But I'll respect your difference of opinion.
Interesting! I never realized the logic behind it, thanks for expanding on it.
I definitely don't care for it at all. Much easier for my mind to think of the list of previous commands as a straight list, than trying to conceptualize 'where I am at' in my list of previous commands, and how executing a new command would then jump me somewhere else entirely. But I'll respect your difference of opinion.