I wouldn't say it's panic time yet, but I do get the feeling that Apple isn't terribly interested in desktop Mac hardware and software. Microsoft could have bee

I wouldn't say it's panic time yet, but I do get the feeling that Apple isn't terribly interested in desktop Mac hardware and software. Microsoft could have been said to have been there a few years ago, but they seem to be doing rather better on desktop now. This article actually prodded me to try out the Windows Subsystem for Linux, and so far it seems pretty nice. Everything I've tried to install has worked so far, and worked fine with my standard Unix config files.