i get a little annoyed at posts that start with broad statements like “is linux actually ready for the average user?” but then it’s just someone asking for help to fix a problem they have with their sources.list or whatever. it’s not a massive problem, but it’s misleading and it feels borderline inflammatory sometimes
please tell when you’re asking for help
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Yeah, I started my journey in about 2001. Linux was definitely more geeky back then.
Linux feels so mainstream to me now. Some days I’m temped to switch to OpenBSD or something ;)
Sometimes I think about doing this, but then I remember that Linux is not my hobby these days, it’s my productivity platform.
I understand! For most of my career its been the same for me.
The “big” switch I’m currently contemplating at the moment is moving to FreeBSD on my home file server.
I do sometimes consider switching my workstation to OpenBSD when I get nostalgic for the early struggle days of linux. Like when you had to be really careful with hardware selection and what not.
But then I remember I had a lot more free time in those days!