> Do you really blame Linux over Apple for that? I don't blame anyone, and I understand the reasons, but at the end of the day I still can't use devices I can

> Do you really blame Linux over Apple for that? I don't blame anyone, and I understand the reasons, but at the end of the day I still can't use devices I can use everywhere else, and I'm reminded of that daily when I need to plug wired headphones in instead. Power-management issues I've learned to work around - but again is something that requires regular actions/changes in behaviour that serve as a continual reminder that there are issues. Chinese font issues I've given up on entirely and I just have the UI in English. Don't get me wrong, macOS has plenty of issues too, and it feels like the overall software quality has been in a gradual state of decline for at least a decade, but it doesn't have the same continual reminders of issues that I get when using Linux, and the fonts always look nice regardless of language.