So...it's pointless? I guess I get the drive from G/A/M for OSes that are unified across devices - it makes life easier from their perspective, and from the per

So...it's pointless? I guess I get the drive from G/A/M for OSes that are unified across devices - it makes life easier from their perspective, and from the perspective of people developing for their systems (and I count myself among those ranks) to just have one OS to develop for. But I don't understand why users would or should accept this (which, yes, according to the fcking XKCD that'll get posted five seconds after I say this in accordance with internet law, means it'll be the biggest thing in the world in five years). It seems like for users this just means you get an OS that isn't optimized for any use case.