I think the ultimate crux of the argument Linux people make is that linux is "good enough". Yes there are solutions for everything you may want to do on Linux h

I think the ultimate crux of the argument Linux people make is that linux is "good enough". Yes there are solutions for everything you may want to do on Linux however when you tell me I should virtualize windows to run photoshop or watch netflix you should realize that Linux doesn't have a good solution for most things. It's the same with hardware, not long after the Surface Pro was released someone installed ubuntu and said that linux ran perfectly on it. The touchscreen, Pen, Sound, Wifi, and Bluetooth didn't work but it was "good enough" for what he wanted to do (hold down a stack of papers?). Yes this is one random persons anecdote but I feel like the majority of the Linux community has this attitude and that's what ultimately puts Mac (and even Windows in some cases) ahead of Linux in hardware support.