What's the most common complaint I've heard about Linux?

Not the installation process.
Not finding a distro.
Not getting programs to work.
Not troubleshooting.
Not hardware compatibility.

The most common complaint about Linux I've seen is this:
For a normal computer user, asking for help is just about impossible.

They ask a simple question and:
People respond "Did you Google it?"
People complain that the question wasn't asked "correctly".
People respond "RTFM"
People get mad??? at them for making an easy mistake.

We can't expect normal people to know to, or even know how to deal with any of that stuff.

Search engines these days are awful, manuals are hard to read for most people (especially stuff like ArchWiki), and normal people make mistakes we think are easily avoidable.

The solution to making Linux more popular is not ruthless promotion. The solution is to actually help the people who are trying to use it.  

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I've been using my phone with animations disabled in the accessibility settings and everything is just so fast and snappy.

I love it!  

Note: This is on Android; iOS's "Reduce Motion" setting doesn't disable most animations, it just replaces them with crossfades.

 Just realized how good it would be to have an Android-like 'Bedtime Mode" on my desktop to tell me to "Go to bed!" by making my computer go completely grayscale.

Sad to see that KDE doesn't have the option, and Gnome requires an extension for the functionality.  

KDE Feature Request: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=474826
Gnome Extension: https://www.omglinux.com/gnome-bedtime-extension-greyscale-mode/

If it's a bubble, why is it still growing?

- Some investor; during a bubble