Yes exactly, this has been the best part of switching to Linux at home. It just does what I tell it, when I tell it, and that's so relaxing. Using corporate p

Yes exactly, this has been the best part of switching to Linux at home. It just does what I tell it, when I tell it, and that's so relaxing. Using corporate platforms is like inviting a Microsoft/Apple/Google representative into your home. Imagine if when you bought an Ikea kitchen setup, it came with an Ikea rep who lived with you and reminded you periodically that the cabinets "work best with Ikea flatware(tm)!". A computer should be an appliance which executes instructions on command, and that's it. Everything else is electricity theft as far as I'm concerned.