Here's to 30 more years of OSX/Windows users complaining about how things that people has been using for 30 years are unusable!

There are so many ways to rename stuff on linux that if instead of connecting the keyboard to the trash can you connected it to the brain you could have found that you can configure any action to any key/combination, I have rename on F2, nothing extremely difficult

What? I've been running Debian for more than a decade by now.

Through multiple releases without re-install. Moved from PC to PC to PC. Not ideal, but it works.

Different desktop environments. File management, web surfing, playing movies using dozens audio/video codecs, gaming (also some native Windows ones), electronics / programmable logic design (Xilinx ISE) & more, all on the same system no VM stuff.

And you can't rename a single file?

How is this Debian's fault? You're free to choose whatever desktop environment you want.

Linux distributions, including Debian, offer a variety of desktop environments, each with its own design philosophy and user experience. If one environment doesn't suit your preferences, others might be more to your liking. It's worth exploring different desktop environments to find one that aligns with your expectations.

This sort of comment is a complete joke. You get what you pay for buddy. And nobody cares about your personal preferences. Also, as a datapoint, I hate the default macOS/windows behaviour and prefer the key combos.

This isn't really a problem with Debian but just "desktop Linux" in general. Lots of little quality of life/usability things that just don't exist or don't work. I'm a pretty happy user of Ubuntu w/gnome but I'm not going to pretend that it's some kind of great desktop system. I just prefer to use it anyway.