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Pretty much, everyone praise Linux here. I tried few favors of Linux, could never get into it. They say you have total control over it and yet I struggled with terminal blocking me from doing anything unless I run right commands and stuff like that. Looking for hidden files and all. I just gave up. Windows is just too convenient for me.
Lmao are you serious? Did you struggle with it not opening the right applications unless you click the right icons as well?
Yep I'm serious.
Dude, don’t make fun. They’re not belittling the system or its users, they’re admitting they struggled with it. I wish all criticism of Linux was like that. People have the right to their choices and preferences.
Struggling with commands is absolutely fine and is expected for majority of the users including some veterans trying something new. But the joke here is specifically "They say you have total control over it and yet"... Then proceeds to say writing the wrong command doesn't let you do what you want. I don't understand why you would be writing in commands on your own when you don't even understand how to use it. Just follow a blog post on how to do X or you post a question for help with said commands. Saying telling the computer to do something else resulted in something else being performed and complaining you don't have control over it is just plain stupidity.
Precisely this.
The user is free to use whatever they want but I’m quite sure windows won’t read their mind either so that argument (if you dare to call it that) is pretty much weightless.
How do you expect to do anything in the terminal if you're not typing the right commands? Things tend to not work when you do them wrong...
Sudo make me a sandwich
Sudo make me a sandwich please
--please
,-please
,please
,-p
,-P
,man sudo
,man make
🤔 I'll find the flag eventually!Exactly, fuck terminals.
Yeah Lemmy is very Linux oriented :). Though I do agree Linux is harder to get into but that's not because GNU/Linux is difficult, it's because we were so much accustomed to how Windows work !
I don't really remember because it has been ages, but I'm sure my first steps with Windows 98 where awful and not easy and intuitive at all !
Linux has a lot of issues so does Windows (and MacOS) and learning a whole new paradigm of a working system takes time and some investement, but after you get the basic gists, Linux gives you total control of everything ! (Like to see hidden directories is like Windows, just a check box to show hidden files :) don't need a CLI for that)
You rarely need the use of the Terminal when on easier distributions like PopOS or Ubuntu (while I wouldn't suggest the later), However if you tried more difficult distribution first (like arch and derivatives), CLI is mandatory !
Not saying YOU should switch, do whatever makes you happy, more productive and vibes with your current needs/feeling...
However, If you feel the need to switch the Linux community will always welcome you :) Keep in mind, there are good people and a**holes everywhere !
Glad you solved your issue with massgrave, which is a great tool :) ! Have fun with your system !
Edit: Sorry for the off topic XD discussion got a bit heated up haha ! I'm kinda surprised it didn't got deleted !
You do.
I mean, would you prefer the terminal simply guess at what you're trying to do and execute random commands?
Hidden files in *nix are dotfiles; files which are literally hidden from view because they're appended with a
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.The gracefulness of how the point flew right over your head was breathtaking
Too complicated for me.
That's an exceedingly poor attitude. How do you expect to learn anything in life, let alone something you seem to want to learn with that attitude?
I don't expect to learn Linux.
I don't expect you will either.
Yep
yea