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I jumped to macOS 20-odd years ago, mostly out of frustration with the build quality of Windows laptops and the endless PITA experience of Windows itself. Figur
by moistly 4y ago
I jumped to macOS 20-odd years ago, mostly out of frustration with the build quality of Windows laptops and the endless PITA experience of Windows itself. Figured the resale value of Apple laptops made it a minimal risk.
Bought a Lenovo laptop the other year and installed Ubuntu. Thoroughly meh experience there, really disappointed. But then I found KDE, and it’s my main dev environment now.
If Lenovo could come out with a laptop with the build quality of Mac, running a KDE environment integrated with their new Lenovo phone, I think they’d stand a very good chance of going head-to-head with Apple.
- vouaobrasil 4y agoIt makes sense but I think there are other factors preventing Linux going head to head with Apple, even with the same quality build. There are apps. I was a long-time Linux user also (and still use it technically), but my main computer is also Apple now. There are the apps, and even with KDE MacOS is still more consistent-looking than Linux sadly.