I started using Linux in 94, mostly as a way of riding out the dark ages when operating system diversity all but vanished from the face of the earth. I'm a d

I started using Linux in 94, mostly as a way of riding out the dark ages when operating system diversity all but vanished from the face of the earth. I'm a developer, and my primary development system was several years old, running Debian ('unstable' branch). I loved it; I was good at it. In 2006 I changed jobs and was fortunate enough to get a quad-core MacPro to work with. By that time I had already been an OSX user at home since Panther came out. Before Linux, I had the good fortune of being exposed to Nextstep on x86, PA-RISC, and even a SPARC 'tadpole' laptop. (Noisy beast!) I don't miss using Linux, although I still love it. It has its own set of hassles. Most things do. I respect this guy's choices. Obviously he feels the need to vent, and that's what the internet is for.