"I use Windows because I don't want to have to go to the command line to fix one simple thing." Yeah, join the club. Actually you've been in the club. A few ye

"I use Windows because I don't want to have to go to the command line to fix one simple thing." Yeah, join the club. Actually you've been in the club. A few years back I had Windows decide that I didn't have permission to access my own user directory anymore, resulting in a system with a glitchy Explorer and taskbar where nothing worked. To fix things I had to drop into an administrator console, create a new user, then move all my old files from the old user account to the new one and change ownership and permissions on them. So no, the idea that Windows is easier because graphical is BS. If the system is going to get into weird failure modes that I need to type commands to démerde myself out of anyway, I'm just going to stick with Linux and NetBSD.