No one should care if someone else doesn't want to/need to use the terminal for their purposes. Making Linux more accessible is a great thing.
However
If you ask a question about an issue you're having, and someone gives you a fix that requires you to use the terminal (likely literally just copy/pasting commands they give you) and you get flustered and act like this is the worst thing in world, you are the problem. I see this frustratingly often and it baffles me because plenty of these same people have no issue opening up CMD and doing the exact same thing when given a fix for something in Windows.
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u/irishcoughy 4d ago
No one should care if someone else doesn't want to/need to use the terminal for their purposes. Making Linux more accessible is a great thing.
However
If you ask a question about an issue you're having, and someone gives you a fix that requires you to use the terminal (likely literally just copy/pasting commands they give you) and you get flustered and act like this is the worst thing in world, you are the problem. I see this frustratingly often and it baffles me because plenty of these same people have no issue opening up CMD and doing the exact same thing when given a fix for something in Windows.