> If these rough edges are "excuses" not to use the tool, then how is that not a perfectly legitimate reason not to use it? Because it gets a little old seeing

> If these rough edges are "excuses" not to use the tool, then how is that not a perfectly legitimate reason not to use it? Because it gets a little old seeing people reason themselves into a position where they are stuck with apple and it's the fault of linux as the GP did. If only linux were better I wouldn't have to keep buying apple. If they aren't willing to jump ship then apple has zero incentive to change anything, so they're just stuck and unwilling to accept any way out. > In this comment you sound like you're absolutely convinced that linux is the best in every way, and as if linux is a goal, rather than tool to you. It is, at least getting myself off abusive proprietary software is the goal. I can write at length of the problems in linux, but at least I'm not stuck complaining about telemetry and being too lazy to do anything about it anymore. I've still got a way to go in other areas.