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If you install Ubuntu or any other user friendly distro you might not ever use any of them. I know what they are, obviously, but I don't think I've needed any

by mhh__ 4y ago

If you install Ubuntu or any other user friendly distro you might not ever use any of them. I know what they are, obviously, but I don't think I've needed any of them other than uname because I don't know where Ubuntu prints the kernel version.

antisthenes 4y ago
> If you install Ubuntu or any other user friendly distro you might not ever use any of them. Maybe if you install Ubuntu and then never use any program other than your browser to check email and whatever the built-in office suite is, and also never change any settings. But then again that type of user will never Google for "advanced Linux commands" in the first place. They're just going to ask the person who installed Ubuntu for them.