dcruse2 wrote:...In Linux, you browse the entire internet for something called a binary. then you get to the list of 40+ files you have to click and download individually and then there is still nothing to click and run to play until you compile and create your own thing to launch the file. and then your driver don't work correctly and you have to tweak and turn down settings just to play it at best with no sound and at extremely low FPS.
So would I switch? no . because Linux just don't work with games. and everyone I know that has a computer will not use it either because of that very reason....
The 90s wants its opinions back.

Have you heard about repositories and package managers? Have you heard of Steam?
Personally I dual-boot, Win 7 for the games that work better on it, and Linux (MX-15 atm) for everyday use.
And as for systemd, there are choices. MX-15 uses SysV and Devuan has finally just been released.