Linux is bad on a lot of aspects. Get any distribution, and someone in the community is reminding you to feel ashamed because it's bad (get Ubuntu, and you're

Linux is bad on a lot of aspects. Get any distribution, and someone in the community is reminding you to feel ashamed because it's bad (get Ubuntu, and you're a traitor to the cause and a newbie. Get Arch, and you're pedantic and unproductive, ...) Everything is text (configuration files and streams). It is neither user friendly, nor enjoyable to script. Because of the complexity of the env, you are not hired to work on Linux if you don't have all the certifications (Ansible, CKA, ...), while companies assume that you know how to use Windows. 'Linux' doesn't cater to end users, really. It feels more dated than Windows or Android. And it's not advertising anything but speed, which isn't a selling point with modern computers. (Despite the fact it has plenty of other advantages) Why would you use Linux on a 1000$+ laptop, if it isn't to make a point about OSes ? I believe that most have non-IT jobs and couldn't care less.