> It's about the most biased thing I've ever read. I gather from this that you either have not read many things in your life, or you are yourself an outlier.

> It's about the most biased thing I've ever read. I gather from this that you either have not read many things in your life, or you are yourself an outlier. I found it to be completely unbiased, just reporting the facts of what it is like to use Windows after having become accustomed to Linux. > Hardware all works mostly without issue. I have not had a hardware issue with Linux in almost twenty years. > Software is easy to install even if it isn't in the official store (e.g. apt). ./configure && make && sudo make install is pretty damn easy to do. > Power management (sleep etc.) works reliably. A fair point, although it has gotten tremendously better. One of my laptops has never had a single sleep/suspend issue, and the other has an issue every several months (which is still too frequent). > Settings are almost all GUI-accessible. You rarely have to fiddle on the command line etc. I want all settings to be in text files, period, neither the command line nor a GUI. Just let me edit the settings!