> I use a Mac as my desktop, because I don't have to fight with it. 99% of everything works, and the other 1% breakages are ones I can live with. So there you

> I use a Mac as my desktop, because I don't have to fight with it. 99% of everything works, and the other 1% breakages are ones I can live with. So there you are, happy with a radically non-traditional Unix environment (no X, launchd is one of the patterns systemd is copying, etc).