Do I need to type commands to use Linux?
There are a lot of misconceptions about Linux among the people I know who have actually heard of (and not everyone has). Most of them don’t know much about Linux, and what they do know is anywhere from five to 12 years out of date. That’s kind of scary considering the amount of information that’s floating around. Then again, considering the amount of FUD out there it’s not surprising.
The three biggest of these misconceptions that I run into are:
* Linux is hard to install, which I talked about here
* It has poor driver support, which I detailed in another post
* You need to use the command line to do anything in Linux
I’m going to take a look at the last one.
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