If you mean as a consumer OS, I consider it and then I remember what a miserable experience it has been the last three times I've done that. In my experience, t

If you mean as a consumer OS, I consider it and then I remember what a miserable experience it has been the last three times I've done that. In my experience, there is no Linux distro that has the staff, organization, or funding to focus on providing a good consumer OS experience. All the successful Linux distros eventually find there's no money in it, and they wander off to do enterprisey stuff or try to make tablets or whatever. As a development OS, I'm already there - most things for me are in virtualized Linux, but inside the Mac OS.