its not a distrust of the OS but outside of home use we have to have guaranteed 24/7 availability and bandwidth for storage in the multi petabytes so need gotta have those service contracts... for those we are just power users.
at home, I like to experiment and learn so when everything is working perfectly I usually like take it all apart to see if I can make it run better, smoother, increase my understanding or just learn something new hence picking up a bit of software I just found out existed aswell as a bunch of hardware I have and a SBC from China to see what I can do with it. The Pi in question is already now running as Raspian Lite monitoring a UPS instead of being directly connected to a machine for the sheer 'why not'.
I tend to work exclusively on Mac both at work and at home (bar the gaming PC I built for my son) but love the power of the command line to support and manage day to day so naturally find myself drawn to Linux and what works for me is to have a goal, read a bunch of stuff, fail, try again, keep trying, ask and keep working the problem. My OMV NAS like the rest of my setup will have a grand total of 2 users
Dan