There simply doesn't seem to be a culture of usability in Linux environments. "But, it's not that bad, I set up a Google/LibreOffice laptop for my mom!"– yes, i

There simply doesn't seem to be a culture of usability in Linux environments. "But, it's not that bad, I set up a Google/LibreOffice laptop for my mom!"– yes, it is! I hit a rage-wall any time I try to actually use a Linux distro as an 8+ hours a day working environment. Unless you almost exclusively work in command lines, it's no replacement for macOS (or even Windows, for that matter). And macOS does command lines just fine. (btw, I admit that some of this has to do with a general lack of support for Linux by software and hardware companies, but there's only one side of this Linux distros can work on and that is making it a more pleasant environment for end users and most Linux users seem to sneer at that thought)