Current UIs == compromise (Score 1)

It seems that every UI that I "U" with, is a matter of compromise. This is, as I see it, due to the incredibly limited feedback that the UI processes. When I use a new command line tool, I curse the learning curve. But once I've invested the time to learn the switches, I relish the power. So how can the UI know my level of knowledge, my goals, and what I'm thinking about? ((un)intellisense is a half-assed attempt to solve this. I believe that once that UI might be the next computer revolution: our 3d cards can render more polygons than most users could possibly care about every second, and we are networking with fatter pipes? UIs that intelligently process user feedback are next. just my 2c, zaugg.