Yes, that's why I'm leaning more toward the Atari ST than linux. It has a gui, is not too complex to understand, has educational games, tools, nice small painti

Yes, that's why I'm leaning more toward the Atari ST than linux. It has a gui, is not too complex to understand, has educational games, tools, nice small painting applications. Anecdotally, I started at 3 years old with a Thomson MO5 which I guess is pretty much the equivalent of a Sinclair or a BBC. It didn't have a mouse but had a pen. I could boot into my games directly and I know I only really got into doing logo and then basic around 5 years old (which I guess corresponds to the age when I started to be able to read).