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> And debloated the luxury of not having to drop to the command line to fix many of my problems. are you sure this is covered?
by saiya-jin 4y ago
> And debloated the luxury of not having to drop to the command line to fix many of my problems.
are you sure this is covered?
- Zhyl 4y agoYep, there's far more GUIs and desktop support for tasks than in days of yore. There's definitely still a mindset that the command line is much easier from a documentation/support point of view which means that forum responses and tutorials will still refer to the command line a lot. However, compared to when I started in 2011 there isn't a need to use the terminal like there was back then. The terminal is only really needed if you're doing something new or niche