I have a Windows system and a 13 Macbook retina laptop and by far prefer the Unity desktop for speed and polish. Unity is unbelievably sleek and fast and every

I have a Windows system and a 13 Macbook retina laptop and by far prefer the Unity desktop for speed and polish. Unity is unbelievably sleek and fast and everything mostly just works. Those of us who have struggled with Linux desktops since the early 2000s will know what a massive leap this is. Now if you can get this experience pre-bundled by hardware vendors then those who are not locked in to other platforms by platform specific apps can definitely use this productively. But if they have to install the OS and fiddle with drivers then it becomes a completely different ball game like it would be if they had to install Windows or OSX from scratch.