> I would expect people deliberately opting for Linux to already be more adept with that kind of thing - but maybe I'm wrong! Yep, I think you’re just wrong. I

> I would expect people deliberately opting for Linux to already be more adept with that kind of thing - but maybe I'm wrong! Yep, I think you’re just wrong. I know plenty of people who use Linux but have never built a PC and have no clue how to do so, and may never have even swapped out ram or disk drives. I’m sure plenty of people also don’t know what a NUC is or where you would research which one to buy. You’re discounting the fact that you happened to know about the Crucial part picker, but most people don’t! Some people use Linux because they grew up tinkering with computers, but a lot of people use them for other reasons, like greater familiarity with GNU command-line tools, or just not wanting to need a VM to run Docker. I think the vast majority of people who build their own computer do so for gaming purposes and use Windows.