Well first, read my post. I'm not talking about Macs.
I think this is a cultural divide for young developers, because older developers wouldn't think twice about my comment, but clearly it's an unpopular opinion.
In carpentry, your hammer doesn't tell you what you can and cannot fasten.
No commercial, professional engineering tools require features for consumers, like favoriting items, for them to be distributed.
If that's lost on you, then I have no idea what you think a professional tool is, but there's no world I operate in where you and I share the same idea of it.
1. What is your definition of 'professional tools'?
2. What does Apple need to do to make Macs 'real' professional tools?