For me there are multiple issues that point toward Linux - Linux has gotten better - I have two older Macs, an iMac and a 2012 MacBook. The usability of MacOs o

For me there are multiple issues that point toward Linux - Linux has gotten better - I have two older Macs, an iMac and a 2012 MacBook. The usability of MacOs on these is worse with every new version of the Mac OS - I have no confidence in new Apple hardware. They seem to be focused on customers who will buy things with a much higher cost to benefit ratio than I can afford. I have doubts that Apple will even continue to support Mac's. - Apple feels like the new Windows to me, and we all know how well that went. I do not see the kind of user focused innovation that was their trademark. - Other than movies, music, web development, email and browsing I find myself using my doing less and less with my computers - My experience with all of those functions has frustration creep perhaps because my hardware is old. But then again, can't Apple support older harder? Sorry if I descended into a tirade, but the net result is - I love my 2012 MacBook and will probably keep it. - I'm looking to see if I can run linux on my 2013 iMac. - I am trying to find inexpensive hardware (laptop or desktop) as a development machine.