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this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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The amount of comments in here that are conjecture or just straight up bullshit is off the charts... my tech illiterate wife, and my 80+ year old grandparents use Linux without any problems.
Different needs, different hardware, different skill levels. My kindergarten kids used it for 2 years for school, no problem. I still don't use it because its too rough for my advanced needs.
Yeah, Windows is way too limited for anyone with advanced needs. Every time I boot into Windows it feels like I'm wearing 10lb sandbags on my legs and wading through 3 feet of shit... whereas in Linux I can make my computer sing without my hands ever leaving the keyboard, but that's because Linux is more customizable and offers more control over it.