Beefin' up Artlab

[Katznelson]

so I bet you it would not be as intuitive for an economics major, for instance.

I took a a few programming courses and I am an econ major. There was this nice program called Stata which mimics gptio to a fair degree. I used what I know about UNIX and Stata to help ease my use of gptio.

Aside from that it took a good deal of patience to deal with gptio especially at its current form which seems to me very:

1) Clumsy.

2) Gives lots of garbage data that tells you what the artifact responds to but no way of knowing how much it needs.

3) Outstanding inconsistencies with command syntax between different machines.

4) If its current form is final, then some adjustments could be done for formatting and display.