I agree. When things are working - it's great. And having to dig in to get things working right is okay, too. However, when there are issues with hardware, it s

I agree. When things are working - it's great. And having to dig in to get things working right is okay, too. However, when there are issues with hardware, it seems that the solutions that are in the ether are pretty hackish and you have to spend the afternoon trying multiple "fixes" to get things to work again. I have to use Windows for work, and I ended up just throwing in the towel this year and switching back to the dark side for the time being because I have to get shit done.