It is also my preferred OS. It’s familiar and everything I need is there. I don’t need a Unix command line as I prefer an OO shell and I’ve never once have had

It is also my preferred OS. It’s familiar and everything I need is there. I don’t need a Unix command line as I prefer an OO shell and I’ve never once have had to interact with the underlying kernel for any programming that I do. I ran Fedora for 4 years and it was a mess of gnome crashing due to memory leaks or trying to find a hacky way of getting some program installed that I needed. Sacrificing real outlook and office applications only hurt my ability to do my job as well.