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by mike_pol
1532 days ago
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I think this 100%. The problem with Linux is that it’s not controlled by a single company, there are many components developed by different contributors which have different interests. There is no single gui framework, no design guidelines so even the out-of-the-box software you get with any mainstream distribution doesn’t look cohesive. It simply lacks the polish of macOS. Hardware wise I think if you use modern (i.e not older than 5 years) and also not just released hardware you are mostly ok. I haven’t had any driver problems, but that’s not to dismiss other peoples’ experience. |
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Android and chrome os (hell, even Darwin if you squint) all demonstrate that taking things away is the path to consumer happiness.
I am a professional user, I don't want a lobotomised system. An airplane cockpit is not like a car dash.