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For me, Linux didn't cut it with application support to become my primary OS. Even dual-boot was a hassle. Microsoft Office, Adobe CS, Solidworks, ACAD, etc. ar

For me, Linux didn't cut it with application support to become my primary OS. Even dual-boot was a hassle. Microsoft Office, Adobe CS, Solidworks, ACAD, etc. aren't supported, and although Ubuntu has come a long way so far, the UX is still somewhat lacking. Granted, I'm virtualizing Ubuntu right now for dev. It integrates seamlessly, and has been working beautifully so far.

djacobs 16y ago
When you use Ubuntu natively, it runs like a charm. Compositing makes for an even more beautiful OS than OS X (in some respects, though there is sometimes tearing), and the whole thing really jives quite nicely.