Thank you for clarifying. It needs better software, but I used Haiku as a primary OS for a month a few years back. I was able to dig out old games and play them, so no major complaints here.
The choice isn't uncomfortable. It's a need for a hard fork from Linus that's always been present, and now is just more obvious because 2026 really is the year of mainstream FOSS OS use.
It would absolutely become too much if the costs were involved, or the hyperactive nature of the apps was there. It'd be a great criticism of the industry though.
Fair enough. I admit, as someone who can't drive IRL, I like things like Slow Roads too, or other driving sims that are generally not fantasy - just 'cozy' experiences.
I wouldn't necessarily mind a ride-sharing or road trip simulator with decent dialogue or something like procedural generation for the passengers. But it's also something I would never pay money toward.
Technically he's a Maximal. His great-aunt, however, is an Autobot.