Apple products are popular among consumers and developers in spite of their many user-hostile decisions precisely because there are few alternatives, all of which have substantial disadvantages as well.
Maybe their decisions are only hostile to geeks who want to run Linux on the Apple Pencil.
They aren't all "happy" about it, but as I mentioned in the post you replied to, there is not a decent alternative.
> Maybe their decisions are only hostile to geeks who want to run Linux on the Apple Pencil.
Certainly not but one would have to be interested in the fact of the matter to realize it.
Indeed, seems they are not "happy" to buy Apple.
> There is an alternative
I mentioned this twice, it is also notoriously inadequate and user-hostile as well. Do you have anything to add to the discussion?
Your thesis was that Apple customers were not happy to buy Apple products…
> is also notoriously inadequate and user-hostile as well
Your second thesis was there was no decent alternative.
Well, if so many people are unhappy with both iOS and Android, I’m sure they can but something like PinePhone.
Or maybe most people don’t care about running a full open source stack on the Apple Pencil?