Parody aside, some users are just showing off, and Linux devs want to make an OS for them alone to use. What more proof do you need than “vi”? The rest of use are lazy. If something cumbersome needs to be done, for shit sure we have a directory with scripts that we wrote and constantly tune over time instead of commit all that to memory.
Wheeljack26
mkdir 4kpawn
CitricAstrid_
2001 called
Lardsonian3770
`mkdir folder`
Done.
binge-worthy-gamer
This is the “I don’t think about you at all” meme that Apple users are so fond of making about Android peeps.
Jason_Sasha_Acoiners
I think the only thing I use the terminal for is installing and updating software (I don’t know why, but I just prefer using the terminal to install and update software.) I use GUI for the rest of stuff unless I have to use the terminal, which is rare.
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`mkdir` but that song is actually kind of fire, anyone know what that is
its just `mkdir` , exactly the same command as on windows.
sudo mkdir -p /var/tmp/this/is/definitely/a/very/important/directory/for/saving/the/souls/of/lost/processes/–verbose –enable-coffee-mode –with-extra-sudo –dry-run-but-still-do-it –no-confirmation-required –just-trust-me 2>/dev/null && echo “Folder created. Probably.”
Windows;
Right click -> New -> Folder
“mkdir folder_name” is not hard to type.
Parody aside, some users are just showing off, and Linux devs want to make an OS for them alone to use. What more proof do you need than “vi”? The rest of use are lazy. If something cumbersome needs to be done, for shit sure we have a directory with scripts that we wrote and constantly tune over time instead of commit all that to memory.
mkdir 4kpawn
2001 called
`mkdir folder`
Done.
This is the “I don’t think about you at all” meme that Apple users are so fond of making about Android peeps.
I think the only thing I use the terminal for is installing and updating software (I don’t know why, but I just prefer using the terminal to install and update software.) I use GUI for the rest of stuff unless I have to use the terminal, which is rare.