She might not want to grow a beard.

Learning cli tools takes time. My advice: don’t do anything unless you are %100 sure what you are doing or you know how to revert whatever you did. When I first started using Linux I used to mess everything up by trying to solve my problems copy-pasting commands blindly. But in time I wanted to know what those commands were are, what each argument did etc. Apart from the cli tools, one can still mess things up with GUI apps if you edit system files blindly. Now this happens for people who want to dive a bit deeper. If you want a less risky swim, there are immutable distros where it’s less likely to break things.

I still keep track of what I install and what I change on my system. That helps a lot too.

Obsidian

Analogue photography but the films are expensive af.

Void Linux

xbps

Brave Search has a beta tool called Goggles with which you can limit/sort results. There is one called 1k Short for example that omits first 1000 results.