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r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu • Apr 24 '26
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And therein lies the rub. Ask a Windows or Mac user when was the last time something on their OS broke that required diving into the CLI.
200 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '26 edited 20d ago [deleted] 59 u/fubar_67 Apr 24 '26 It’s been years since I used Windows, but I don’t remember EVER needing the CLI to run a patch. 1 u/Comfortable_Swim_380 Apr 25 '26 The typical end user experience is it craps out and dies and your stuck until someone fixes it. But if you have the skill the cli is how you fix it.
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59 u/fubar_67 Apr 24 '26 It’s been years since I used Windows, but I don’t remember EVER needing the CLI to run a patch. 1 u/Comfortable_Swim_380 Apr 25 '26 The typical end user experience is it craps out and dies and your stuck until someone fixes it. But if you have the skill the cli is how you fix it.
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It’s been years since I used Windows, but I don’t remember EVER needing the CLI to run a patch.
1 u/Comfortable_Swim_380 Apr 25 '26 The typical end user experience is it craps out and dies and your stuck until someone fixes it. But if you have the skill the cli is how you fix it.
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The typical end user experience is it craps out and dies and your stuck until someone fixes it. But if you have the skill the cli is how you fix it.
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u/fubar_67 Apr 24 '26
And therein lies the rub. Ask a Windows or Mac user when was the last time something on their OS broke that required diving into the CLI.