I've been running GNU/Linux at home (mostly Slackware) since 1998, but I never, ever recommend it to people who don't ask me about GNU/Linux first. I didn't min

I've been running GNU/Linux at home (mostly Slackware) since 1998, but I never, ever recommend it to people who don't ask me about GNU/Linux first. I didn't mind becoming my own sysadmin in my late teens, since it wasn't like I had anything better to do at the time, but most people have better things to do and GNU/Linux is still an OS that requires sysadmin skills. This is even the case with Fedora, Ubuntu, and Manjaro when something goes wrong that can't be fixed with a GUI app.