I am not trying to troll Linux. My apologies. I really want Linux to be successful for consumers. I just feel like they are jumping the gun saying the latest Ub

I am not trying to troll Linux. My apologies. I really want Linux to be successful for consumers. I just feel like they are jumping the gun saying the latest Ubuntu release will be the release that changes consumers. I think there are still big issues with Linux in general that makes it unsuitable for everyday consumers. What about apps? A few of the apps they are used to will be cross-platform. Most will have a linux-y replacement, but some commercial software they were using on Windows or OS X just won't be available for Linux. Even today I am wrestling with getting the right video driver that doesn't break hdmi audio, and fix the overscan on my hdtv. I know that bugs are an inherent problem with software, it breaks that's all there is to it.