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The moment a new user needs to use command line, they are out.
It isn't mind boggling at all.
Untrue statement plus in some distros you don't need the terminal at all. Fear to the terminal is included in windows' inconsistent mess, as i said, to real first time users it's not that horrible to "talk to the pc so it does what you told it to do".
Also you don't get to decide if an experience i had felt mind boggling or not (?