On 2014-09-17 10:15, James M. Pulver wrote:
If you're a Windows admin who's afraid of the command line, I doubt
you'll be one for long. Doubly so if you can't do scripting...
Maybe so, but why make someone's job more difficult? I think his point
is that in the Windows world, a configuration GUI is customary. What
takes more time: firing up a command line and figuring out which
utilities to run with which arguments, or firing up a GUI where it is
self-evident? The question is: does taking away the GUI add or remove
value and will it make someone's job more or less difficult?
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