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I wish it was true. I use linux on a day to day and when things go wrong (updates or apps), you need a terminal. When things go well, you sometimes need a ter
by Fire-Dragon-DoL 4y ago
I wish it was true. I use linux on a day to day and when things go wrong (updates or apps), you need a terminal.
When things go well, you sometimes need a terminal to avoid jankiness.
I guess a person who uses a pc in a very limited way might not notice, but then they could also use any os and achieve the same.
- gatonegro 4y agoWhen updates or apps go wrong on Windows, you sometimes need to use Powershell. Sometimes it's easier to use Powershell for admin tasks to avoid janky settings menus. What's the difference?
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 4y agoThe person using the terminal who is not a developer has no idea what to type, unless they have *some bash training*