Serious question: Is Linux still a thing?
Beyond a server, does anyone use Linux anymore. It seems to have died about 10 years ago. There are a million flavors and none of them are very good. Complicated to get running, too many versions, and you can find almost no help from what I remember.
I have agreed with what you have said about COH2, but my friend that's 150% wrong.
"Linux" is not """a""" system, but a kernel that can do millions of things. In my job we only use linux (I especially use Artix) and that's in a non-it corporate. Everyhing from writing theses, to running the servers, to running the SQL stuff, to managing timeslots, to overclocking old CPUs... In every aspect other than gaming, Linux is king.
Basically, the only "fault" of Linux is that it's not normie friendly. However, if you ever want to do something more with your computer other than opening and closing COH2 and Firefox, you will realize just how amazing Linux is as a philosophy.
Most software today runs like shit because it's essentialy bloatware in order to make the "user experience" better. And there's no better example at this than commercial virtual meeting apps (like Zoom, MS Teams etc) which basically have the very easy and lightweight webcam API in it but need like 6gb of ram in order to run smoothly all the shitty panels, animated intros etc. Computers getting stronger =/= getting better.
And I am not even shilling it, it's free.