It's actually not really that bad. If you have to split your job likev you said, then you have to do it when she's using Windows too. Linux has made a lot of p

It's actually not really that bad. If you have to split your job likev you said, then you have to do it when she's using Windows too. Linux has made a lot of progress since 2010. If low tech ppl in family get phones, I want them to be apple, less work for me (not an Apple user). If they get a PC, I want them to use Ubuntu. Less work for me. And if there's some work, I'd rather ssh into their PC and fix it using a shell with bash, then get annoyed with Windows and it's quirks.