this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2023
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Having an opinionated and somewhat socially inept userbase doesn't mean the OS isn't user-friendly.
There are many linux distros that focus on being user friendly and they really are.
I'm way more socially inept than just somewhat
I second that. The friendliness of the main help forum(s) for the distro is what's really the key, moreso than the software itself.
And we'll fight to the death to decide which ones those are!
Oi, but I do agree.