No, I’m not talking about those half-baked frontends for GDB, that at best only half exposes stuff, and at worst gives you a little tab to type your GDB commands into.
No, I don’t care about 0.0000001% lost performance.
No, I don’t care about macros.
No, I don’t want to spend weeks to learn GDB inside-out, so I don’t have to search online for 15-30 minutes on an AI infested internet every time I want to use it, for each feature I’m using it for that day.
No, I don’t want to hear your anecdote about how much you use it and how fast can it be once you type 10000 wpm.
No, I don’t want to gatekeep Linux from “normies”, by making it as user-unfriendly as possible, so I can keep the Linux community a frat club for slur saying techbros.
Have you tried
tui ebable(if your gdb supports it) you have few layouts. Here: https://github.com/dreamportdev/Osdev-Notes/blob/master/99_Appendices/F_Debugging.md#debugging a short pargraph explaining some commands and also the Tui (text user interface )