>The main argument against Ubuntu, and Linux in general, is that it doesn’t have enough driver support... There's that. And there's also the "Designed by Commi

>The main argument against Ubuntu, and Linux in general, is that it doesn’t have enough driver support... There's that. And there's also the "Designed by Committee" feel of much of the interface. Maybe it's not so noticeable to people coming from a Windows background. But, as a primarily Mac user; when using my couple of Linux boxes, I find the lack of attention to detail, or to making disparate parts of the interface behave consistently, makes the whole thing feel just that much more amateurish than it should be.