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What's a pain in the ass is when you have to try to get to those menus to do something like change an environmental variable or restart a network adapter.
Microsoft has been making it more and more difficult to efficiently administer Windows.
They actually made the environment variable editor a lot better in a recent version, at least for the path. It looks like this now: https://lemm.ee/pictrs/image/ea62bdcb-8165-4e8d-a9bd-a9d76439f76d.webp
I actually noticed that last week when setting up some repos to migrate from JavaX to Jakarta. It was a pleasant surprise.
Although getting to that menu was a pain in the ass. One of these days I'll get around to memorizing the .msc list, but thankfully my job is fucking with RHEL