It's a cute theory, but really, emulating hacker movies is not really what Monero is trying to achieve here.
No and I never claimed it was. I'm just pointing at what I see.
We're talking about a $30 million marketcap. The majority of users simply require functionality.
- Mr Asuki from the Japanese Yakuza just needs to be in and out without any fuss. He has no experience of command-line.
- Madame X is a spanish anarchist. She just needs to be in and out without any fuss. She has no experience of command-line.
- Abd al Hakim is a Syrian refugee trying to escape to Pakistan. He just needs to be in and out without any fuss. He has no experience of command-line.
- Kang Sok Ju is a North Korean defector trying to make his way to Europe. He just needs to be in and out without any fuss. He has no experience of command-line.
- Gus Fring is a Chilean chicken vendor. He just needs to be in and out without any fuss. He has no experience of command-line.
And so it continues...
This might be right. I'm not sure to what extent I'm able to judge just how difficult it would be for Gus Fring. I mean you dont have to navigate to it in the command line. There are stand alone executable right in the directory. You just double click bitmonerod. Then double click simple wallet. I guess the "hard" part is understanding how to format inputs? Like: transfer [mixin] [address] [amount] [payment id]. Is that the hard part?