I’ve tried to switch from Ubuntu to Debian several times and there were way less GUIs to configure simple basic things, forcing you to resort to the terminal way more frequently and re-learn stuff.
IDK if that has changed in the lastest releases, but that was my experience at the time.
Debian is not accessible for everyone.
I’ve tried to switch from Ubuntu to Debian several times and there were way less GUIs to configure simple basic things, forcing you to resort to the terminal way more frequently and re-learn stuff.
IDK if that has changed in the lastest releases, but that was my experience at the time.
I just google what the command i type or file i edit is.
And that’s one of the reasons why Ubuntu and other more accessible distros exist.
I prefer to be able to choose between GUI and command line or config file editing to do something, instead having no choice because there is no GUI.