I don't think that's an unpopular opinion. I've basically lived in the command line for more than two decades, and even I prefer UIs for certain tasks:
- Graphical things like web browsing
- Things I rarely do, and a UI is readily available
If I'm cropping a single image, I'm firing up Gimp, Preview, Paint or whatever tool is already installed. If I'm cropping 30 images in the same way, I rediscover how imagemagick works and script it.
It's all about what's faster and easier to get the job done, and whether a UI or the command line is preferable depends on how often I do the task (which determines if I remember how the CLI works) and how repetitive the task is (which determines if I want to script it).
What really grinds my gears, though, is how many people prefer a pretty UI over a functioning UI.
They also love making their cars extremely complicated, so maybe it's better if people need to do some research before taking apart something they can't reassemble.