Do neophytes have an aversion to command-line tools? (Redux)

I wrote a comment about people not using command-line tools to learn different languages and prefering IDEs (click on the thiss to read it).

Here's another reason why someone should prefer command-line tools to IDEs. IDEs tend to provide features for coding, building and debugging that are used most commonly, i.e. tool developers tend to focus on the lowest common denominator. More often than not, tool developers totally dumb down the tool, and many cool features that should be part of the tool set get obscured behind a slick IDE user interface.

For example, I just wrote a four different modules in C++ and C#, for a little project I'm working on. I tried to figure out how to add C# modules in one assembly through the IDE, but the C++ compiler that I was using to link the four modules with, kept telling me that it could'nt add the C# modules because they are already assemblies. Finally, I gave up and wrote a small makefile to manually compile and link all my modules. It took me about ten minutes. The ten minutes I should have spent before the forty minutes.