I have no idea why your comment is at the bottom of the page. So many arguments in this comments section set up a straw man, claiming that the author is saying that nothing should ever be configured. Of course, it&#x27;s not that you never need configuration, it&#x27;s that you should have sane defaults for very common use cases.<p>If you hear about Linux and want to install it, for example, Googling &quot;Linux&quot; just takes you to the linux.com homepage. Last I checked, it contained no links to distros. This is the same situation. Someone&#x27;s goal is to install a Linux distro or to use nvm, so you should make it easy for them to install a Linux distro or use nvm. Don&#x27;t make people wade through complex instructions for a process that should be simple.<p>Most software solves problems. Why add complexity when someone wants to get something else done?