02-13-2022, 05:35 PM
Quote: I've evidently been in a Windows environment long enough that retaining terminal command is difficult
Best advice is to take a breath and relax. Linux is actually considerably easier to remember. I have the opposite problem. Using Windows command line so little the last few years that I have to look things up again, and the GUI (which is still so poorly organized) is so redundant now that I have to re-teach myself every time I try to use it, often to clean up stupid security errors by others. Working cross platform as much as I do it gets pretty annoying when I can't remember something. Windows may seem easy to setup on a network, but because it is most often setup via a GUI it's harder to remember unrecorded steps and correct errors. Linux is actually much easier and always accurately deployed because you control it without proprietary software controlled settings. Yes cross platform networking has improved considerably in the newest Windows versions but the Linux side is still much easier to deploy and setup. After awhile you will retain things Linux because it is a system organized to not hide things from you.
TC
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