What are advantages of use CLI over GUI?

@joseph-siomn-Yr8xab • Oct 26, 2024

Oct 26, 2024

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hello!
Help me on this two computer interface, command line interface and graphical user interface. Reset i use graphical but i like also to be master on the command line interface,. Wat are the advantage to the person, who know all interface.?

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rahul69

@rahul69-97fAOs • Dec 28, 2012

I could think one advantage of CLI over GUI is that CLI saves Time. GUI may be easier to work with but it takes more time.
Scorpion007

@scorpion007-Mj7x2o • Dec 28, 2012

CLI is more secure than GUI. Only professional or trained person can operate CLI
Manish Goyal

@manish-r2Hoep • Jan 1, 2013

Both have its own pros and cons

as far as user friendliness is concerned then GUI is preferable, if you really wanna enjoy working on system then CLI is preferable.

I am saying on the basis of my own experience, especially when it comes to working on raw server like Amazon EC2
joseph siomn

@joseph-siomn-Yr8xab • Jan 7, 2013

Okey , i want to open files with CLI steps please.
Abhishek Rawal

@abhishek-fg9tRh • Jan 8, 2013

joseph siomn
Okey , i want to open files with CLI steps please.
There ain't any specific pattern of opening files using CLI.It all depends on location of the file you wanna access.

Are you Linux user ?
joseph siomn

@joseph-siomn-Yr8xab • Jan 9, 2013

no, window! ll help me? many time i use window. and to delete, edit the ting inside the folders in the flash,, or store parts
Abhishek Rawal

@abhishek-fg9tRh • Jan 9, 2013

Me no Windows user but I'll explain you how I create a folder.

Suppose I wanna create a folder named "CE" in directory under Filesystem -> usr -> games.
Then I'll type command in terminal something like this :
cd /usr/games
sudo mkdir -p CE

Job done!

Now,if you wanna copy any files to it use cp command or you wanna open it,then it basically depends on which format file is it.