> Install Ubuntu and be done with it. Thinking this is real is a huge problem in the linux community. My entire post was about ubuntu. This is their trackpad g

> Install Ubuntu and be done with it. Thinking this is real is a huge problem in the linux community. My entire post was about ubuntu. This is their trackpad guide in 2019: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad Stuff like that makes me wonder who Canonical's target audience is and who they're testing with. > Or if you want things to work like a Mac, go with elementary OS. This is a joke, right? It's basically some high quality apps (I can't emphasize that enough) and a skin. The issue isn't the quality of those apps, it's that the desktop paradigm is fundamentally different and wedded to the PC. I can't understand anyone who claims to have switched and gotten up to productivity within a few years—maybe I've been using macs too long. Also, this type of hostility has a very chilling effect. I have had good experiences with the open source community personally, but public forums are utterly toxic to people who express opinions about gnu/linux/gnome/kde.