"Dropped a cig" victim
more like.
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"For the last griefing time - You do NOT need to use a command line to install or use most modern Linux distros."
Until you want to use something that isn't in the official package manager, or an application or dependency goes wrong. Then you'll be in a command line world, and this still happens a lot even on Ubuntu.
Whatever tool is best for the job, absolutely. You come to realise this sooner or later in the industry. If the tool is COBOL or something then so be it, and to hell with doing it in the trendy scripting language du jour just because all the cool kids on the internet said so.
"A lot of legacy software is still Windows-only, and there remain today developers who don't make their software cross-platform"
The fact that something isn't Windows-only doesn't make it 'legacy', it probably means that there was no sensible business case for making Mac or Linux versions.