Linux

As a new Linux, the hardest time that i have had with it, has been with my hard discs, and having software recognize them or save data on them. Its been a mess to find them on different file explorers and file pickers. I know that longtime users will explain the logic to it, but it is not intuitive. Also understanding root drive, root access and root user. Still not 100% sure i understand it. Things need to get simpler and more self explanatory for Linux to replace windows.

Office and Adobe Web native apps? What sources do you have?

Yeah, no, I'm sure it's about to go from less than 10% market share to over 50% in one year. 🙃

Full of optimism. But why those points that relate not in the slightest to the layman? Also sources for half of your points?

I think if I could get xbox game pass running on Linux, I'd be there

people can't handle installing windows, they won't try anything else en masse either

I've noticed a LOT of pushback against the ads in MS shit. Microsoft has become greedy (well what am I saying, they've always been, kist really effin more greedy now) and somehow seems to invest even less in development. All Microsoft apps I see today are just painfully painfully bad. Again, not that they've ever been particularly good at anything besides keyboards, but lately it's been comically worse.

I've seen Linux desktop grow significantly now, and I really do see it happen that Linux crosses that threshold where there is just no more stopping it