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twiigss Much more importantly
(a) one doesn't ever really need to use the terminal unless one wants to and
(b) if one does, there is a huge community of people who have already suggested the appropriate commands you might want for a particular task just a quick internet search away.
Because I never remotely grew up up in any faintly nerdy/really-into-computers household, I just assumed Linux (Mint anyway) was just for people who love computers and love making live hard for themselves.
It is different, but I reckon it's actually far easier - and more configurable - than Windows to use. (To say nothing of the OS not spying on you)