Because it's stable, it works all the time, no systemd, no surprises, no bullshit. Not that Linux (the kernel) is any worse, but userspace is developed separat

Because it's stable, it works all the time, no systemd, no surprises, no bullshit. Not that Linux (the kernel) is any worse, but userspace is developed separately and it's not as slick. We're also using openSuSE Leap, Debian and Ubuntu on the desktop. Probably going to ditch the last one in favour of Debian thanks to the snap ecosystem.