Casting this as some kind of fundamental problem with Linux? Did I say that? I literally said nothing of the sort. Stop putting words in my mouth. I agree with what you said about Muta. Like I keep saying, I don't usually watch his content, I'm just open minded enough to give any video a chance if it's a relevant topic, and this one happened to spark some thought for me. You're literally exemplifying the "gatekeeper" behavior I'm talking about. I don't think it's as widespread as some people make it out to be, but when your response to a post that is EXPLICITLY asking to discuss a very common complaint about Linux is to just shift the focus onto the content creator because you don't like him, you're not making it easy for new users to feel like this is a community they want to engage with. Mutahar's video is not the crux of what I'm discussing AT ALL. It just so happens that seeing the video reminded me of these criticism which I already had. I could have posted this whole thread without the video and had a nearly identical conversation. The difference is that we wouldn't have to waste time talking about Muta, when the conversation is about Linux. Which is not a perfect OS. Nor is Windows, or ANY OS. Talking about this stuff is how we try to figure out how to improve them.