Yeah anytime someone says GUIs are “easier” my question is always “for what?”. Not because a CLI is always (or even usually, depending on how you slice it) superior, but because a GUI makes some things better and some things a lot worse. So many use cases are not “easier”, they’re harder.

And why, after so many years, MS introduced Powershell.

Now you can do a GUI-less Windows server install, as manage it completely over the CLI.

Never mind that with Windows 10 there is no damned way to tell Windows to request a new address from DHCP if the initial attempt failed. The only way to do so is via the CLI and ipconfig.