> It's forever damned to the 5% of people who are willing to toil with a CLI I've never really understood this complaint. On GNOME/KDE, all the normal system a

> It's forever damned to the 5% of people who are willing to toil with a CLI I've never really understood this complaint. On GNOME/KDE, all the normal system administration/configuration stuff (the types of settings you'd see in the control panel on Windows) are accessible through the settings GUI. The situations in which I've had to use the CLI on Linux are basically equivalent to when I have to use the Registry Editor, Group Policy Editor, Services Manager, or PowerShell scripts on Windows, none of which are really any more user friendly than the Linux CLI.