I have never met anybody who has looking into Linux outside of a Computer Science degree or as a computer hobbyist. Those people as it stand are a marginal amou

I have never met anybody who has looking into Linux outside of a Computer Science degree or as a computer hobbyist. Those people as it stand are a marginal amount of the population. The kind of people that bawk when you open up control panel. Or can only open up windows settings and find a how to online. None of these people have ever touched Linux. If you told them they had to run just "sudo apt-get update" in terminal, you instantaneously keep them from wanting to use it further. The shell is so scary to most people that they think it's hacking. I mean jesus I saw on CNN several years ago that when they described hacking, they had a backdrop video of someone running Ubuntu doing something like "sudo chmod x+ 777" and then "./the_virus_cnn_is_covering" or something.