Maybe an odd question, but any advice on making Linux more... 'comfortable'? Some part of me still feels a little alienated using it

Finally got all the cables and shit to hook my Framework 13 up to my desk setup and try running it as my daily driver pc. As far as a computer it's not very different, but the real change is daily driving Debian w/ XFCE. We'll see how this experiment goes.

(The only issue I've had in the past is sometimes watching a longer youtube video, the whole fucking computer just restarts? Not sure what's up with that)

I feel like this past week I've been having a lot of thoughts of personal dissatisfaction with myself, between my almost complete lack of an irl social life, the parts of my personality I dislike, my output as a creative, etc.

Thinking about the manufacturing of consumer tech is so fucked, sometimes.

$5 for an optical mouse. A PCB, injection-molded outer shell, fasteners, an optical mouse sensor (which is basically a low res camera and computer vision algorithm in a chip), a wireless radio and receiver, the cardboard packaging surrounding it, and everything else inside this product. For $5.

I dunno if it's good, but, christ. How the fuck did we get here.