It's a bit incoherent that way. "Macs are bad, because they change every six months" (what?) and also "ooh, using this version of Ubuntu is bad somehow, because it's three years into its five years of support."

They might have a point about using packages instead of "curl | sh", but I'm not sure I take them totally seriously.

This might start conversation, at least?

Yeah I hate articles like this where good points get all tied up with boogey-man stereotyping of some group of people the author has some personal beef with. There are clearly problems with how these things are built and deployed, but all the iFanboys stuff is a distracting non-sequitur.