Sure. I like Linux and OSS. If anything happens that is unexpected I can trace it back to the source code that makes up my programming environment. I actually like C# as a programming language. It's .NET that's effed up. .NET development happens behind clicks and VS interfaces. The resulting configuration ends up in REALLY unreadable XML files, sometimes obfuscated behind object ids even. I like flat-file human-readable configuration. Also, Entity Framework can just curl up in a ball and die somewhere alone and crying. It's the most useless ORM I have ever worked with. And the documentation on it is just plain wrong often. Following a basic example can lead to results different from those advertised in documentation.

This is all born from experience. I was working on a project I believed in and came to it after the stack used was crystallized and unchangeable. I ended up throwing my hands up in disgust and leaving.