Personally have had a lifelong passion for computers since the Win95 days; I don't code per se, but I've built personal sites (I find a lot of my friends who are also women get into coding via the HTML/CSS side and making personal sites a la neocities), and am the general family IT support.
That being said even despite that passion, I'd never work in "the tech industry" as a dayjob for a few reasons. Some I'm not going to mention here, but others are like ... I find there to be a lot more abusive companies on average just in terms of work/life balance and people treating others with no dignity ... Too many companies are just plain unethical (The one time I considered joining an adjacent tech company to my current industry, a week later there was a scandal of data harvesting), and I'm not fond of the constant "must know the hot trends" treadmill. Design's got enough of that already.
Just my two cents.
(1) my main computer's a linux machine from S76, if that's enough for surface level creds.