Issues with IT in general and GNU/Linux in particular today are: - way too much people developing on Docker and co, thinking it's a good idea wasting storage a

Issues with IT in general and GNU/Linux in particular today are: - way too much people developing on Docker and co, thinking it's a good idea wasting storage and running binaries made by someone you do not know on internet instead of pushing declarative systems like NixOS or Guix System; - an immense repo of unfinished apps/webapps designed in Silicon Valley berserk mode without any real idea why; - more and more commercial parasites in major distros. So well... As a decades old GNU/Linux user, started from 2.2 in early '00 and back then tried to switch back to FreeBSD, than switched to OpenSolaris, IllumOS and hopeless again with GNU/Linux I think today is a very bad time to switch to GNU/Linux but if the user came from any other OS GNU/Linux is the sole usable option left...