Hi,
I am planning to move to Linux after MS stopped support for WinXP.
I have never used DOS, and barely use the cmd.exe command in Windwos XP, so I am not used to using text command, mainly because of the number of commands people need to memorize . But I learned that command line is an indispensable part of Linux, even though there is a so-called Windows-X GUI interface.
My question is , is it really not possible to reach the maximum potential of Linux without digging into command lines?
If it is really necessary, are all these different Linux distributions use the same set of commands?
Or each distro has their own,
Or they share most of the commands, and each distro has a little modification?
I have order Ubuntu 7.10. Before it arrives, I guess posting a question here is a good idea.
Thanks
I am planning to move to Linux after MS stopped support for WinXP.
I have never used DOS, and barely use the cmd.exe command in Windwos XP, so I am not used to using text command, mainly because of the number of commands people need to memorize . But I learned that command line is an indispensable part of Linux, even though there is a so-called Windows-X GUI interface.
My question is , is it really not possible to reach the maximum potential of Linux without digging into command lines?
If it is really necessary, are all these different Linux distributions use the same set of commands?
Or each distro has their own,
Or they share most of the commands, and each distro has a little modification?
I have order Ubuntu 7.10. Before it arrives, I guess posting a question here is a good idea.
Thanks