They don’t know how it works, but they roughly kind of know how to operate it. And they mistake their years of experience for the intuitivness.

The problem with Linux is that it is not tech-normie friendly.

That probably was true 15 years ago. That is absolutely not true now. This misconception stems from the fact that most tech normies have a lot of experience with Windows through job, so people assume Windows is friendly, but in reality they just know how it works.
Learning how to use Linux is dead easy. It’s not popular because it’s not pre installed, as you said, but it’s not because the OS is bad, it’s because Linux doesn’t have multibillion corporation behind it to make sure its everywhere.

I think your wires finally crossed. This was the response of a madman.

I had zero respect for putinsuckers from the beginning, and since you just outed yourself as one, this “discussion” ended.

.ml

Oh, here it is. I was waiting when the pretense will go away. 15 рублей получишь в кассе.

Companies are under sanctions. Companies that are connected to the Russian government. Government that is actively wages a terrible unjust war. A war that shouldn’t happen.
People who are working in those companies were banned for the duration of them working for and supporting companies that are under sanctions.
If that’s a problem for you you are being obtuse either on purpose or, I hope, because you’re underinformed.

Are you referring to the time they kicked out a bunch of people employed by the companies associated with the Russian government and that are under direct sanctions for supporting the war?