Since I stopped using Windows, I discovered how liberating it is to have an OS that truly belongs to you.
This comes with some drawbacks, though. While there are lots of really good open-source apps on Linux, most of them lack a good user experience, which can often scare non-technical users who want to try having Linux as their main OS.
And while I was always into technology, I was one of those users as well, especially when trying to do stuff like graphic design, music production, or any non-programming work.
I spent 1 year trying to switch to Linux completely, and in the end, I figured that the problem was the lack of support for essential software such as the Adobe apps, FL Studio, etc.
That's why I set the goal of building software that can be used by regular users who want to use a good, performant, debloated, and free OS with quality apps to go through their day-to-day life.