I think this really shows the two schools of thought, and this is reflected in the attitude towards linux too. A: Linux is amazing, I can configure everything

I think this really shows the two schools of thought, and this is reflected in the attitude towards linux too. A: Linux is amazing, I can configure everything the exact way I want. B: Linux sucks, I need to mess around with configurations for hours before I get something usable. A lot of us just want something that works out of the box with amazing defaults. Others want something that can be tuned to their exact preferences. However, configurability comes with it's own costs too.