No. As much as I hate iTunes, having a homogenous infrastructure at home between AppleTV, iPhones, iPads, and an old macbook pro acting as a server, things jus

No. As much as I hate iTunes, having a homogenous infrastructure at home between AppleTV, iPhones, iPads, and an old macbook pro acting as a server, things just work. Our personal laptops are an Air and a Retina MPB. Moving the wife from Windows to Mac was enough of a step (she uses excel and other biz apps), Linux would be a non-starter. Given the i* devices, for me, I couldn't revisit Linux without incurring management headaches I don't care for. There is more to "switching" than just is an OSS option available. I have a number of VMs -- ubuntu and FreeBSD for development. Desktop remains homogenous.