drivers is something most users shouldn’t need to worry about. I agree that Linux is great for people like those you listed. (2/2)

A good example off the top of my head is that GNOME (at least in RHEL 9 and Ubuntu 22.04 that I’ve encountered) struggles with certain drivers with at minimum laptop touchpads and gesture based scrolling. There are workarounds such as third party drivers but installing (1/2)

suggested. I feel the nuance of who is using the product is often lost in these discussions. (3/3)

frequently recommended distributions for moving from Windows (Ubuntu etc.) still require a jump in technical know how that Windows just handles for you. The closest argument is MacOS since it’s UI is very intuitive and it’s Unix based but that’s not what I see (2/3)

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