Counterpoint, there are lots of people who need to do real work, who want to do that real work with that "easy" access. Again, I do not want to wipe the crying nappy ass of a developer who ooo shiny new thing and flitted off abandoning the one usable tool for a problem.
At least on Windows, paid vendors are building tools, and those tools come with most of their problems solved not a perfect level, but a complete level -- and I have 30 years of those complete and reliable tools to choose from, none of which are going to need a nappy change in the console.