Presently, I use Linux regularly (desktop, servers, etc.) I love it and prefer it, and all the games I play run on it. There are a few devices I don’t use it on yet:

• Work laptop runs Windows :(
• Got a Macbook Pro for a good price. (Was MacOS curious for awhile, hadn’t used it since MacOS 9)
• Mobile phones run Android and iOS. (Linux on mobile is not good yet)
• Windows dualboot just in case I want to use it for something

I know this is a joke, but if you line them up to cut 1/3rd of each apple, then you have four parts which divide the apples evenly:

• A 2/3 part of an apple
• A 2/3 part of the other apple
• The two 1/3 parts of both apples

I would be so happy to see Lemmy start to replace Reddit for tech support.

If I find an error message, and I want to dig into it, I can find the relevant Git (or other source) repo and search through it for the error message. From there, I might find the exact piece of code that failed.

I can vouch for GitLab. I first heard of it in the self-hosted context. If it goes down, it’ll either get the community supporting it (open source), or at the very least, a plethora of “Guide to GitLab alternatives” style-posts.