You have ultimate control over free software, but the costs of maintenance become yours. Take some of the money you're saving from not purchasing proprietary software licenses and pay whoever you want to manage the complexity for you.
I will concede that in the context of personal-use software this is less applicable than, say, in a business context, but it's still applicable.
I will concede that in the context of personal-use software this is less applicable than, say, in a business context, but it's still applicable.