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This doesn't seem surprising in the least given that Apple spends tons of money trying to make people switch and I'm sure most Linux developers couldn't care le
by breily 19y ago
This doesn't seem surprising in the least given that Apple spends tons of money trying to make people switch and I'm sure most Linux developers couldn't care less if windows users switch.
- pivo 19y agoI assume this money you're referring to is marketing money. If so, that's not what made me switch. I switched to a MacBook because 1) Suspend/resume would work reliably, 2) I would be able to plug in an external monitor and have it work without having to restart X and 3) I would be able to easily attach to WiFi networks, especially those using modern encryption. Having supported hardware is a huge plus on laptops. So I still use Linux on my desktop and I prefer X window managers to the Finder or whatever OSX's window manager is called. I also think that Linux package management is vastly superior to the mismash of package management options available on OSX.