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I'm of the generation which has kids old enough to talk.
They are exasperated that we use computer mice.
They are angry that the environment is still being destroyed even though grown ups know better.
Not sure what will embarrass them when they're older - at the moment it's our clothes, shoes, music, and slang.
So they use Tiling window managers and vim-keys? The future is bright!
Hey there, I'm 18, and I can tell you in my university's CS department, a ton of students using Linux are on Tiling Window Managers.
A lot of students and lecturers use (neo)vi(m), and I use Emacs with Evil-mode (vim emulation), so yeah. Keyboard-driven for the win!
Well they'd look ahead, but it burns their retinas.