"Linux itself is ready for production". I first used Linux back in the early 90s, no x-windows, just shells, which was kind of normal at the time. Then moved to

"Linux itself is ready for production". I first used Linux back in the early 90s, no x-windows, just shells, which was kind of normal at the time. Then moved to Windows and lived in that ecosystem from 3.x all the way to Windows XP. I switched to Apple after Balmer led Microsoft through a string of puzzling product decisions and seemingly anti-consumer / customer patterns. Which seems a lot like Apple since Jobs (Under Cook). Linux ready for Production. Sure feels like the perfect time.