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I personally see it like this:
Linux is REALLY good for people who do very basic as fuck shit, basically chromebook adjacent. if all you do is use a browser and use web apps to do work (e.g google docs, google sheets). Linux is amazing. Your hardware never ages and slows down because there isn't major additions to the OS to bog down the system down the line.
its also amazing for people who are extremely technically inclined, because you have a lot of tools to fix or create a lot of shit, and modify stuff due to its open sourceish nature.
where it's not exactly ideal are for people in the middle. If you use it for specific programs (e.g youre a gamer, you mess with hardware drivers and worry whether your game will even run on linux. Youre an artist, you have to use alternatives to adobe suite. youre a streamer, you have to worry about which hardware you buy because not all off the shelf streaming hardware works on linux, list goes on) then you play this game of merry go round to get something working. Sometimes theres an easy solution, sometimes you have to jump through several hoops.
time is just selective about targets. back in the 2000s, being gay publicly was being blasted on.Nowadays being gay is less of a problem publicly, however the hate is now towards being trans. their hate is very seasonal.