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I would agree were it not for the hairy yaks. As a startup founder I just don't have time for my computer to not "just work." This is the primary thing that kee

by api 7y ago

I would agree were it not for the hairy yaks. As a startup founder I just don't have time for my computer to not "just work." This is the primary thing that keeps me absolutely glued to Apple. I do kind of like MacOS, but am concerned about their lack of strong interest in it. I would pay for a "vertically integrated" open hardware Linux laptop. I've seen some promising projects but none are mature enough. The second issue is apps, but that can be mitigated by having a Windows VM.

null4bl3 7y ago
But this entire thread of comments and even the topic of the post is proof that it really just doesn't work. I would argue that any major Linux distro at this point "just work" just as well as MacOS
- jolux 7y ago
  > But this entire thread of comments and even the topic of the post is proof that it really just doesn't work. Yeah, there may actually be close to a dozen people commenting here! >I would argue that any major Linux distro at this point "just work" just as well as MacOS Given my perennial attempts to switch to Linux which are inevitably thwarted by aggravating driver bugs and incompatibility issues with X Windows and Wayland (both), I'm inclined to disagree.