The title carries sarcasm as soon as you finish the article half-way.<p>I totally agree that usability is damn important. One reason I stopped using Ubuntu Desktop version is exactly the poor usability of Unity, and I now prefer headless (and if I ever need browser I&#x27;d use X-windows).<p>For email client I either use Thunderbird, or Outlook 2013, simply because graphical interface is easier to work with. I code using VIM and I do a lot of work from terminal, but I can&#x27;t image myself learning all the tricks like dragging image, setting up a meeting, viewing people&#x27;s availability the next day all via terminal screen. Doable but I still think graphical interface has advantage. The thing I dislike about email clients like Outlook is their WYSIWYG editor as sometimes the editor is limited, or too aggressive. But since my job involves a lot of communication, I do need the convenience of  WYSIWYG and COPY-PASTE. What a struggle.