There are a LOT of linux users whose experience with linux predates their children. I, for one, first started using linux in the early/mid-90's. I ran a FIDOnet-enabled BBS and downloaded slack from fellow BBS file archives. Since then I have spent several years as a UNIX admin (solaris, hp/ux, unicos, irix, aix, etc (as well as linux, of course)) and am currently working as a IT security professional. Linux has been a part of my daily personal and professional lives throughout. My usage of linux predates my 3 children (6, 4, and 9mos) as well as my 10 year marriage.
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There are a LOT of linux users whose experience with linux predates their children. I, for one, first started using linux in the early/mid-90's. I ran a FIDOnet-enabled BBS and downloaded slack from fellow BBS file archives. Since then I have spent several years as a UNIX admin (solaris, hp/ux, unicos, irix, aix, etc (as well as linux, of course)) and am currently working as a IT security professional. Linux has been a part of my daily personal and professional lives throughout. My usage of linux predates my 3 children (6, 4, and 9mos) as well as my 10 year marriage.