I feel like some of the commenters have 5 brand new computers at home. Some of us can't afford that sort of luxury. In my country you can buy 10 basic laptops f

I feel like some of the commenters have 5 brand new computers at home. Some of us can't afford that sort of luxury. In my country you can buy 10 basic laptops for the price of one entry level mac. The result is that most people don't go for those things. I am lucky enough to have two (rather old but still running) laptops at home. Neither are capable of running Windows 10, and the one which is able to run Windows 7 does so only sluggishly. Ubuntu with Xfce works great, super fast even on 32bits single core cpu, and there are no UI problems. I am able to do Android App development, Video Editing, and running a business. Running Linux means I can have the latest security updates on older hardware for free. Extending the life of frankly still perfectly adequate machines as opposed to still running Windows XP - or worse just throwing them away and using the credit card.