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I tool the plunge and converted to Linux a few years ago after MacOS forever. Sometimes it's frustrating, but most of that frustration is over minor convenience
by stakkur 7y ago
I tool the plunge and converted to Linux a few years ago after MacOS forever. Sometimes it's frustrating, but most of that frustration is over minor conveniences. I like MacOS just fine, but just can't. Stand. Windows.
It really helped to get more than superficial knowledge about how Linux works--especially the filesystem and the why of things like config files. That made life more pleasant.
And though I did this for several reasons, it was mainly because of the ethos of open source/libre and the old school repairability of ThinkPads, which are the only laptops I use now. I grew tired of premium-priced Macbooks that were basically sealed units.