Nice article, but when you jump into the commands section, you don't really mention that none of that is necessary to start using Linux, which maybe you should add because, even these days, people still shy away from linux because they think you have to do everything on the terminal.
Appreciate the suggestions, man. That's a very valid point. But, I actually didn't mention anything like that, because I wanted this post to be more focused towards Developers, and most of them are comfortable with command line already.
Even if they're not, I felt that it would give them a mere motivation to actually see that using these commands are not hard at all and It gives one the sense of that immense power and how using these tools and basic commands can have a huge impact on their workflow.
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Nice article, but when you jump into the commands section, you don't really mention that none of that is necessary to start using Linux, which maybe you should add because, even these days, people still shy away from linux because they think you have to do everything on the terminal.
Appreciate the suggestions, man. That's a very valid point. But, I actually didn't mention anything like that, because I wanted this post to be more focused towards Developers, and most of them are comfortable with command line already.
Even if they're not, I felt that it would give them a mere motivation to actually see that using these commands are not hard at all and It gives one the sense of that immense power and how using these tools and basic commands can have a huge impact on their workflow.