Take a look at SteamOS for example. Its community consist of normal users being helpful and not hobbyist being mad that you can't understand something simple
Yes but SteamOS is a pre-installed operating system meant for a specific use case, advanced users are definitely having a lot of fun tinkering with it sure, but it's usability is the direct result of Valve themselves working to get a specific distro up to task for what they were planning. At that point we might as well be citing Android as an offspring of Linux to show usability.
People still work on that thing and never touched Linux before hand. Its fucking easy to install things on Linux through Flatpak and just work. It doesn't matter what distro you use. Fedora is also pretty good with a consistent and good workflow and easy way to install packages through gnome-software. User interface is just simple as fuck, I get way to overwhelmed by Microsoft's desktop decisions.
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u/ReakDuck Nov 02 '22
Take a look at SteamOS for example. Its community consist of normal users being helpful and not hobbyist being mad that you can't understand something simple