Can you provide some details other then just 'because we like it'?
That's not really explaining things at all. That's just an emotional defensive response with nothing to back it up.
That's not really explaining things at all. That's just an emotional defensive response with nothing to back it up.
Ubuntu for me is getting very good, but inconsistencies like C-M-v in the terminal but C-v in the browser, font handling, etc etc (I could really go on forever) is irritating enough and I don't have time to be an idealist (I did when I was much younger).
The fundamental issue is "which Linux?". Apple sets a single standard and evolves actually fairly slowly over decades. There is a myriad of Linux desktop environments/distribution, but none have the man power and duration that Apple provides.
Buy hey, Linux desktop in 2021 is so much better than it was in 2001, so there's hope.
If i liked GNOME i'd choose Fedora. But since i prefer KDE i use openSUSE Tumbleweed.
Having said that, since when is an emotional reason to use something not a valid reason?
I mean, I don't like MacOS for a bunch of reasons that are probably unreasonable or emotional, but that's my right too.
I was genuinely curious. I've learned my lesson.
Never question Apple.
You’re the one coming in rambling about something just because “I don’t like it” and you expect people to donate their time to arguing with you?