> 1. I don't think Linus thinks CLI tools should not exist (as he uses them often for advanced tasks) but he feels like they shouldn't be the only option. As so

> 1. I don't think Linus thinks CLI tools should not exist (as he uses them often for advanced tasks) but he feels like they shouldn't be the only option. As someone who daily drives Linux on my desktop, laptop, and work computers since 201Xs I rarely use the command line for average user things. Yeah, I totally understand his attitude on this. I'm not a daily Linux user myself and it's been about a year since I last tried it so please take what I say with a huge grain of salt, but all the times I've tried it out and set up my dev environment, I've run into issues which the forum or Stack usually tells me to resolve using the command line. It's not that I personally mind using the command line, since I use it all day long as a programmer, but there have been plenty of times where I don't feel it's "warranted". People shouldn't be forced to touch the command line unless it's really necessary. In general whenever I try out Linux I run into a lot of things in the UI that seem just plain strange and not quite right, even though I understand you can't expect things to work the way you're used to on a different system.