I use it a lot for creating little batch tools that make my desktop life easier. Instead of having to do CLI all the time, I can just script a command that pipes 3 or 5 steps and then connect an icon to it. Place it on the desktop and redundant commands are automated. Saves a lot of time if you do a lot of repetitive CLI steps regularly.
You'll also need it or nano editor for bash config file editing (mentioned earlier). I run into that a lot with mining commands.
I use it a lot for creating little batch tools that make my desktop life easier. Instead of having to do CLI all the time, I can just script a command that pipes 3 or 5 steps and then connect an icon to it. Place it on the desktop and redundant commands are automated. Saves a lot of time if you do a lot of repetitive CLI steps regularly.
You'll also need it or nano editor for bash config file editing (mentioned earlier). I run into that a lot with mining commands.