For me the most frustrating thing about linux is that it's distros are universally made by people who love linux, and the linux paradigm.
I have used linux on and off for 20 years now, and every time I end up back on windows, and it's such a relief when I am back. And so upsetting that I cannot escape windows.
Windows solves friction with GUI usability.
Linux solves friction with expectation of CLI mastery.
It's forever damned to the 5% of people who are willing to toil with a CLI (yes, I know your grandma uses it to check her e-mail, unfortunately the -only- thing she does is check email).
Then we have the likes of Android and MacOS, which had product people force engineering to bury all CLI stuff.
I have used linux on and off for 20 years now, and every time I end up back on windows, and it's such a relief when I am back. And so upsetting that I cannot escape windows.
Windows solves friction with GUI usability.
Linux solves friction with expectation of CLI mastery.
It's forever damned to the 5% of people who are willing to toil with a CLI (yes, I know your grandma uses it to check her e-mail, unfortunately the -only- thing she does is check email).
Then we have the likes of Android and MacOS, which had product people force engineering to bury all CLI stuff.