1. Fragmentation. Getting something as simple as a bluetooth speaker is a challenge depending on which distro you are on. 2. Package management. Again, a packa

1. Fragmentation. Getting something as simple as a bluetooth speaker is a challenge depending on which distro you are on. 2. Package management. Again, a package may be available under vastly different names or config depending on what your distro overlords decided 3. Second class Citizens. Games and software that I want to use is very often never available for Linux. Companies that used to develop are dropping it (ynab). Indie game devs are picking it up, but companies like GitHub are still to even commit to a linux client. Google Drive for Linux was announced more than 3 years back to be under development, but is still unreleased. I still love Linux, and refuse to switch to Mac (despite almost everyone around me doing so). This is mostly because I love how easy and straightforward it is to develop in Linux.