If we're talking purely about the average user it's perfect for them. They use a browser primarily, which work great.
The trouble is the slightly above average user who is not technical. They think they know computers because they can click around in some random Windows GUI and get something to work. But they don't actually know much in a general "how stuff works" way.
And then there's the highly technical like SWE who thrive under Linux.
So really it's just the weird middle ground that struggles. You know, your MBAs who can use Excel but get scared at plaintext files.
The trouble is the slightly above average user who is not technical. They think they know computers because they can click around in some random Windows GUI and get something to work. But they don't actually know much in a general "how stuff works" way.
And then there's the highly technical like SWE who thrive under Linux.
So really it's just the weird middle ground that struggles. You know, your MBAs who can use Excel but get scared at plaintext files.