> It's a pretty common issue overall regardless of the OS, it's more of a device and driver quality question. Right. I suppose I've been both lucky, as well as

> It's a pretty common issue overall regardless of the OS, it's more of a device and driver quality question. Right. I suppose I've been both lucky, as well as intentional in seeking out hardware with high-quality drivers when it was very important. I'm just surprised that *Macs* have this issue, given that one of the alleged selling points for Mac is that it runs on a very limited set of hardware which is supposed to enable careful OS/hardware integration and testing.