> the quicker we can get rid of the Mac with its decades of legacy baggage legacy baggage, a lot of which is/was well-designed or well-thought-out baggage, tha

> the quicker we can get rid of the Mac with its decades of legacy baggage legacy baggage, a lot of which is/was well-designed or well-thought-out baggage, that is also being thrown out the window in the rush to mobile-ify everything, making people less productive overall, because big companies (and users) are bent on the idea that users shouldn't learn how to use their tools.