Come to the Open Source community for ideology, stay for the better life. It's a learning curve to get in. After that it'll open more doors and be much more relaxing to run OSS operating environments than you think.

The real fun is when you've been on Linux for a few years and are forced to do some tasks on a Windows machine. It's amazing how bad the Windows UI and tooling is, but it's hard to see until you can look with some perspective.