> Either way the point is that Apple should be concerned about quality of software far more than it is. I submitted a bug to Apple about how the Apple login pag

> Either way the point is that Apple should be concerned about quality of software far more than it is. I submitted a bug to Apple about how the Apple login page was rejecting requests from browser headers from Linux machines. ... Apple didn't care until it got mainstream press. Can you provide a link? I'd be interested to read how it played out. My gut reaction is that number of people logging into Apple's site from Linux is a tiny fraction of their market. At first glance, it doesn't seem surprising to me that they'd prioritize other things. > How many bugs like that go unaddressed even though someone has spent the time and effort documenting and submitting it? I'm not sure I agree with the implicit assumption you seem to be making that spending time and effort documenting a bug entitles you to a call on a development organization's resources, time, and prioritization.