It actually made sense, a while ago. Hollywood editors were using Final Cut X in production, and you could host beefy architectures on XServe and XServe Raid, w

It actually made sense, a while ago. Hollywood editors were using Final Cut X in production, and you could host beefy architectures on XServe and XServe Raid, with fiber channel and all latest tech. I think that's the time where videographers, designers and then web developers all moved to the Mac OS platform, it seemed like the cool platform where all the hardcore users were. Now fast forward 2015, Apple is focused on its mobile cash cows. Pink gold iPhone 6S. Gold Apple watch worth $10k. But they seem to forget what made them successful in professional environments initially. I need XCode (for iOS development), but I see more and more librairies developed for Ubuntu. So you are right, maybe it's the time to think about Linux.