Whatever you don't pay for in money, you pay for in your time.
I was pointed to this phenomenon by the book Suburban Nation thirty years ago, and it continues to explain so much.
I was pointed to this phenomenon by the book Suburban Nation thirty years ago, and it continues to explain so much.
Not much has changed over the years - I still use rc.conf and pf.conf to configure my system. Things are still where I expect them to be.
XFCE is still the same, thunderbird hasn't changed much. Vim is exactly how it was. And the initial learning curve wasn't even that steep.
Meanwhile, Windows is just getting worse and worse and worse for each year. So in that case, I am paying both with my time wasted and with money(though someone elses).