
Eventually, though, users find a way of using Linux that suits them. They
choose a distribution and make an investment in learning how to take advan
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tage of the many options. Once the investment reaches a certain level, it
becomes very difficult to go back to other operating systems. They reach a
point where their stake in Linux has grown so much that they would prefer to
change what they don’t like about it rather than leave it altogether.
Some people have criticized Linux, saying that it forces users to make a
significant investment in learning its user interface before they can become
productive with it. With Linux, they argue, it is too easy