@not3ottersinacoat@mastodon.social I think part of the "problem" (if you can call it that) is that Linux users are dominated by computer enthusiasts who enjoy tinkering and playing with their computers. Everyone else wants a computer that gets the eff out of their way. Linux Mint caters to the latter group of people and does it well. But that's the opposite of what the enthusiasts want their computer to do, so obviously there's friction there.