You are definitely not a sample size of 1. Back when I was using linux 2010s or so, it had serious issues with drivers and overheating. Config files would brea

You are definitely not a sample size of 1. Back when I was using linux 2010s or so, it had serious issues with drivers and overheating. Config files would break unexpectedly and I found myself spending a lot of time in IRC channels trying to fix stuff. At uni they were pushing us to use Linux and I think that made a lot of sense. People would learn bash effectively and learn some lower level bare stuff as well. A lot of time "linux is free if your time has no value" made a lot of sense. Nowadays, I hear some good news about Linux though I would never switch to it as a main OS.