> I think your comments just highlight the user unfriendlyness. More like I invested some time to learn the system I use. But I'm curious, which system do you

> I think your comments just highlight the user unfriendlyness. More like I invested some time to learn the system I use. But I'm curious, which system do you suggest is so "user friendly" that everything is instantly and intuitively discoverable without resort to documentation or google whatsoever? Or are you telling me that you learnt, I presume, Linux incantations from staring at the keyboard and deep breathing? > Am I really supposed to enter some cryptic shell command Yes, you are. It's a standard shell command. You can even look it up on Google in 5 secs. You want every option and contingency printed on the screen or keyboard? > I can never remember keyboard shortcuts My rule is, if I really need a shortcut, I'll remember it because I use it so often; if I only need it sometimes, I look it up in my notes or on Google; and if I only use it once or twice, what's the use of the shortcut in the first place? I disable it (if it's on by default) and save the combination for sth I might actually use. > Instead of buying an alternative file manager, why not just install another OS... Yeah right, and if a fly flies through your window, I assume you also pull out the flame thrower, yes? :-D