While I'm happy that Linux is becoming more and more popular every year, and that many new users are joining the community thanks to beginner-friendly distros, I can't help but be annoyed by the ignorance/distraction these new users sometimes show.
For context, I developed a simple Python app to help less experienced users create Minecraft servers, nothing too complicated. What makes me nervous is that recently several people have complained that the app "doesn't work" simply because they don't know how to read an error message in the terminal:
The reason I'm referring to Linux is because the people who are having this problem are only those on Linux, where there is probably some additional security measure in place to avoid breaking the OS.
I understand that perhaps it is not inexperience with Linux but with Python itself, but the fact remains that the possible workarounds are clearly written in the error message that they refuse to read.
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