I've been using command line since my first computer with DOS in 1995, and I regularly use it now. For some tasks, like git or text processing, I strongly prefe

I've been using command line since my first computer with DOS in 1995, and I regularly use it now. For some tasks, like git or text processing, I strongly prefer it. Over the years I've used bash, fish and finally stopped on a pretty vanilla zsh setup, and can confidently call myself a mediocre console user. But filesystem stuff? Looking at lists of files, ordering them, copying and moving? That's exactly what GUIs are easily superior at. Especially when the files you're working with are some kind of media.