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This assumes the developer bothered to make that setting available through the UI.
With the terminal, that isn't a problem: You're using the same UI as the developer.
That assumes the programmer bothered to make user friendly flags... The terminal doesn't magically just work.
With open source, the delineation between "user" and "programmer" is arbitrary and capricious. The GUI-centric Windows approach reinforces that artificial distinction; the terminal breaches that barrier.