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Familiarity and consistency across platforms are two obvious reasons that come to mind. Another is that it's easier for those unfamiliar with a terminal.
by skolemtotem 8y ago
Familiarity and consistency across platforms are two obvious reasons that come to mind. Another is that it's easier for those unfamiliar with a terminal.
- guessmyname 8y agoMost, if not all, Linux distributions allow you to FTP into a remote machine using the file manager. Nautilus, Gnome's file manager, have offered this functionality for several years. > Another is that it's easier for those unfamiliar with a terminal That's a weird thought considering that the parent comment is using Linux.