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Daily driving Linux for 3 years taught me these 6 habits
Quoting: Daily driving Linux for 3 years taught me these 6 habits —
The one thing Linux taught me more than anything is getting comfortable with the terminal. Growing up with Windows, I used to think the command-line was a (mostly) useless piece of legacy tech. I might use the Command Prompt, if a tutorial wanted me to, but that was the extent of my familiarity with it.
When I switched to Linux, it slowly grew on me to the point that I basically live in the terminal now. I often prefer a TUI (terminal user interface) over GUIs. I even get my writing work done in the terminal.