The last time I did something like this, I had a couple of reasons: I was sick of using VMs and adjusting their sizes to requirements, I wanted native docker su

The last time I did something like this, I had a couple of reasons: I was sick of using VMs and adjusting their sizes to requirements, I wanted native docker support, I had trouble with some scientific libraries on OS X, and finally at heart I just wanted open source to succeed. Each time I migrated to Linux, it cost me a lot of time. Some things wouldn't work well, others not at all, and some now-essential workflows (like 1Password) just felt awkward to replace. I needed to get stuff done, so I switched back each time. The experience is not good without perfect hardware support from the word go. I've also come to believe that Linux on the Desktop would be better with a stronger paid software ecosystem around it.