Thanks! First more reasonable answer that doesn't go into OS flamewars. > I would gently encourage you to consider that other people likely aren’t idiots and a

Thanks! First more reasonable answer that doesn't go into OS flamewars. > I would gently encourage you to consider that other people likely aren’t idiots and are generally making decisions based on their requirements, which in some cases will not match yours! That's the core of my question actually! I spelled it even out. I just don't get why reasonable people would buy such things. I'm actually not sure the amount of trouble is the same on average: I'm not reading almost everyday about some obscure catastrophes on Linux (like not working memory management like here, not working mouse or keyboard, not working USB, not working monitors, etc.). The other thing is Apple supports only a fraction of the hardware Linux does. It actually seems they don't do any QA. All that broken stuff shouldn't ever reach end-customers. Especially as mostly all that has to be done is to test against their own products.