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When I would develop on windows I used the terminal a lot and it's not really changing. Guis are great for something's but when you're working with things that have to run without a gui, there's just no substitute to a terminal. I'm not using a terminal cause it makes me feel cool. It's just the only tool for some jobs. Not because a GUI hasn't been made, but because a purpose made GUI for the task would be a waste of time and not as good.