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If you add "unfixable" to "disaster" the problem becomes more clear. Windows is a unfixable disaster, you can't fix it sorry. Mac OS is now an unfixable disas

If you add "unfixable" to "disaster" the problem becomes more clear. Windows is a unfixable disaster, you can't fix it sorry. Mac OS is now an unfixable disaster, you also can't fix it sorry. Linux may be a UX disaster, but you can, uniquely, modify it. You can change your UI. You can attempt to fix the problem, and have a real shot at doing so. Linux is the only one where you can do something about the problem - which is a strong reason to prefer it.

gurkendoktor 6y ago
Not only can you modify Linux in theory, it is actually getting _easy_ to do so. The biggest reason I enjoy elementary OS as a distro is that everything lives on GitHub, package releases happen through GitHub Actions, etc. Fixing a bug can be faster than merely filing a radar in the Apple ecosystem.