Its consistent conventions also help a lot — it means learning a handful of things once, which can then be applied numerous other places (which as an aside, used to also be a strength of macOS). No need to even consult the manpage in many cases then.
An interesting but gargantuan project would be a Linux distro that maintains patches for all of its packages that standardize directory structures, config file locations, CLI argument order, etc.
An interesting but gargantuan project would be a Linux distro that maintains patches for all of its packages that standardize directory structures, config file locations, CLI argument order, etc.