This is a very subjective question; it all depends on the experience of the user. It also depends on whether or not the user is using a GUI interface or a command line. It could be easy or difficult, depending the environment, and the user's experience level.
I believe it is easy to use. Then again, I've been using Unix since 1980, so I've had a lot of practice.
'True' Unix is a command line only operating system so no it isn't user friendly. Ease of use doesn't come from the underlying operation of the OS, but from the interface to that program with the operator.
For instance:
Simply sending an email on a computer is a multiple step operation involving many differing technologies from radiotransmittersthrough to file handling.
You could manually instruct this job but takes many commands to perform the operation.
However:
If we program a bigshinybutton on a display which says "Send email" that is a function of the HCI or human computer interface or UI (USer Interface). The underlying operation is complex, clunky and difficult to use, but the UI makes it easy.
So it is with Unix, Linux, Windows, and many others, the underlying operating system is not userfriendlybut there are many UI's that have been integrated with them to make it more easy to use.
These days the underlyingsystem is generally accessible via a command line interface as the graphical desktop isperceivedto be the preferred way ofcontrollingthe operating system.
Face-book! It is both clean, user friendly and fun!
sql server database is more reliable and user friendly and easy to handle. As a member of hosting provider of mywindowshosting.com I used this database for my project since one year.
HP QuickWeb is a Unix-like instant-on OS. It is designed to enable the user, to get on the internet fast, without having to start Windows. It is usually started by pressing the "Open Browser" system button while the computer is powered down. -Martin Finnerup.
Anyone can use Facebook. Facebook is extremely user friendly. Even those with no computer experience can navigate around facebook with with little or no assistance required.
Yes, him and three other students at MIT use to hack Unix systems alot.One of those Unix Hacks ended up being MSDOS
There's no such thing as "user-friendly." User-friendly is a term used to arbitrarily describe how easy something is to operate or use, without any sort of common reference point. Almost any sort of computer, for instance, is difficult to use if you can't read or write and don't speak any of the languages on the computer. A famous quotation with regards to Unix is "Unix is user-friendly. It just isn't promiscuous about which users it's friendly with."The above answer is a very good answer to the question; I would just add that Unix was developed initially for other technically minded users, and wasn't for non-technical end users at the time. Everything that was done was done for users that were technically proficient in the C language (for example) and that wanted to get things done in an efficient (for them) manner.
Danish UNIX User Group was created in 1983.
i think it is user friendly i think it is user friendly
By using it. Many Linux distributions are designed to cater especially to new users. Classic Unix is abit harder to learn, but Solaris has a decently friendly user interface, if you can get past the god-awful installer.
Yes, Unix has several variants of Graphical User Interfaces that may be used instead of the command line if the user wishes it.
When a user logs in to a Unix system, the current working directory normally starts at the directory/file
unix and linux systems are true multi user (root + others) but in windows admin and main user are same !
Use useradd command
It supports multi-user multi-tasking.
unix is a multiuser operating system but widows is a single user operating system.
Yes, the WikiAnswers site is very user-friendly.
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