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Because different people have different needs? You seriously think because this is a Linux sub, people must say that they recommend Linux for everyone they meet?
It's not a sports team man... People should use the right system for their abilities. Sometimes mac is the best choice.
This opinion used to be common sense!
But it doesnt make sense, they want not windows but close to windows which there are distros designed for.
I'm not militant in this but going to the next big tech is a weird path to take