Re: Let's talk about windows seven end of life...
The question "why did we switch from the command line to the GUI" was asked. Simple answer: we didn't. Sure,its what you see on all Windows computers, but the command line is not gone. It still exists and there is a very low probability that it will ever go away. (You can also set it as your default shell in Windows too.) On Linux this is even more true: the Command Line is actually the default operating mode for Linux; the GUI is just a layer on top of the (ultimately more powerful) command line interface. So no, we never "switched" to the GUI; the CLI is still there and will always be there. The GUI is just an interface using graphics and programmatic ways of executing CLI commands. (On Windows, for example, the GUI executes no commands at all, but under the hood, either the CLI -- or the knowledge we gained when creating it as well as other interfaces for program execution -- is what runs everything. And the CLI is still the most powerful interface of an operating system because a lot more can be expressed in that interface than can be expressed in a GUI.)
Simpter, please, actually go learn how to modify Windows to your liking. There are tools like Winero Tweaker, DNSpi, and NTLite that allow you to pretty much become god over your operating system. If you want to be able to customize a computer to precisely how you like it, you'll have to get your hands dirty. There is no other way.
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