I've often wondered the same thing. Seems like Apple is winning because everyone else just gave up, but what that should really mean is that it's ripe for disru

I've often wondered the same thing. Seems like Apple is winning because everyone else just gave up, but what that should really mean is that it's ripe for disruption. I'd love to have a Linux machine that looks good physically, has a polished OS, and "just works". But I've dabbled with various flavors of Linux a lot over the last few years, and I'm just never impressed enough to make the switch fully.