> Type-A has completely disappeared from my life and that of my family's This might be true for end users, but in my electronics work, I don't see even a singl

> Type-A has completely disappeared from my life and that of my family's This might be true for end users, but in my electronics work, I don't see even a single USB-C device around me, and I'm looking at about ~50 devices right now around my desk (dev boards/kits, logic analyzers, interfaces, accessories, microscopes, oscilloscopes, and other equipment). USB-C only is perhaps fine on consumer laptops, but these are supposedly the more capable "Pro" machines, for, well, pros.