It’s not just the Linux distro itself, but firmware and hardware integration as well. The blame for this lies with PC hardware manufacturers, and their least-e

It’s not just the Linux distro itself, but firmware and hardware integration as well. The blame for this lies with PC hardware manufacturers, and their least-effort approach to integration (which also affects Windows to a lesser degree). The degree of laziness (partly driven by low-margin, tight-deadline project timelines) can make one’s head spin. Apple simply executes better / different.