If your gripe is with a slogan, then; "don't believe the hype". If your gripe is with the slow progress of Linux development; we're talking about a completely

If your gripe is with a slogan, then; "don't believe the hype". If your gripe is with the slow progress of Linux development; we're talking about a completely free operating system, that also tries very hard to be open in source code. Those two things combined with community effort is bringing us an OS that I'm using right now and use daily for my work. You're covering some pretty advanced topics, that are all good goals but Gnome has just barely started standardizing APIs and systemd is brand new so I think we're still learning to walk after having crawled for many years through the desktop market. My main problems with Linux, I've recited these countless times in countless fora already. :) * EWS support * MS Office support And those are issues only because of my work environment. Of course I'm viewing Linux from a power user perspective. I can also step outside of myself and see that it takes too much experience to solve issues in Linux. Thinking back to the last problems I've had on my fedora laptop, I have to think really hard first of all but they all seem related to advanced usage. For example getting Juniper VPNs to work or troubleshooting EWS issues in Evolution.