> Some of us (myself included) cannot resist tinkering with something that works reasonably well. When we use Windows its hard to tinker so we leave well along. Linux lets you tinker so we keep trying to reach perfection, and that breaks stuff.

I think that tinkering serves a purpose. If you don't fully understand your tooling, you won't be able to fix it when something breaks. Tinkering teaches you that.

Also, you might miss out on improved workflow by leaving things alone.

The whole reason I use FOSS is that I don't some big tech architect to decide for me how my computer should work.