> after decades of hundreds of people making sure that hundreds of configurations worked very well on Linux, he's now all smug because they're working on a sing

> after decades of hundreds of people making sure that hundreds of configurations worked very well on Linux, he's now all smug because they're working on a single Apple configuration. Nowhere in the linked post does he talk negatively about those efforts, more about hardware manufacturers not doing their job. But he's objectively right about the average Linux experience on a random laptop. I have never owned a hardware configuration where everything worked with Linux except for the Steam Deck. My best experience was on a Thinkpad from 2016 and on that one I still had to adapt and compile my own wifi driver.