I think it is because Linux users tend to be more familiar with their software than users of other OSes. They chose it and they configured them, sometimes for hours.
Also they may have bent software to their liking and when you change something so important as the way images are rendered, then their particular workflow can go haywire.
I was in the community for less change (wayland, systemd, etc.) however now I tend to agree with you, I don't really care if I can still send emails, watch my DVDs and play some games.
Also they may have bent software to their liking and when you change something so important as the way images are rendered, then their particular workflow can go haywire.
I was in the community for less change (wayland, systemd, etc.) however now I tend to agree with you, I don't really care if I can still send emails, watch my DVDs and play some games.