I don’t know why these articles always focus on desktop use-cases where Linux isn’t strong, rather than ones where Linux is. If you have people willing and eage

I don’t know why these articles always focus on desktop use-cases where Linux isn’t strong, rather than ones where Linux is. If you have people willing and eager to try something new, teach its strengths. Rather than teaching a new desktop, teach things where Linux excels server-side. Eg. Setup a Pi-hole I use both win and macOS desktops at home and will not replace them any time soon with Linux, but have far more Linux devices for things like: - Pi-hole - homebridge - minecraft servers for my kids (with crafty) - Plex - Timemachine (netatalk + zfs) - photoframes using raspberry pi zeros + old cheap monitors But there are tons of great, interesting, education use-cases. I’ve found I only learn when there’s an interesting project with a rewarding goal. “Learn a new desktop” isn’t defined enough to stick. Spin up a usable new server proving a clear function is.