There is more interest in Linux than ever, and it’s not always obvious to new users where to get started. Using Linux is just like using Mac or Windows– with a pointy-clicky graphical interface. No big deal there, and Linux supplies the added bonus of an extremely powerful command-line interface, which is far more sophisticated and capable than the CLI in Max OS X and Microsoft Windows. You don’t have to use it, it’s there for anyone who wants it, and it isn’t a big deal to learn it.
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