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I would love to. For me the main issue was that things are unnecessary cryptic. Take vim for example, what a hostile tool for a newbie. Reboot machine much? N
by LunicLynx 2y ago
I would love to. For me the main issue was that things are unnecessary cryptic.
Take vim for example, what a hostile tool for a newbie. Reboot machine much?
No offense towards vim, like any tool it’s great when you know it.
Is this the whole sentiment for Linux, it’s great when you know it? Does it help you to get to know it? No!
Yeah, yeah, so much documentation etc. etc.
But if you don’t have a freaking folder under / saying programs then you failed. Different for all the distros? You failed hard.
So if anyone makes this stuff more logical, beginner friendly, I will be among the first to jump ship. Until then I stay with windows and see linux as a means to run containers.
- wiseowise 2y ago> Take vim for example, what a hostile tool for a newbie. Reboot machine much? Literally says "type :q<Enter> to exit" on a boot screen.