I'm totally aware it's not always appropriate to use such terms.
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I'm totally aware it's not always appropriate to use such terms.
I had the same feeling as the author: displays are a pain in Linux. The sound, wireless and touchpad support weren't as seamless as they are in OSX either.
Even now I've just switched back to OSX because my Ubuntu partition stopped booting, and I do most of my work over ssh on an Ubuntu VM with gnu screen / bash / vim.
The thing I miss most from running Linux desktop is the highlight to copy, middle-click to paste clipboard.
It took me a while to think how to find it, but I eventually got there by looking up what year it was first released and scrolling down that column.
That all depends on your definition of "great standard of living". I started out on £20k and have never felt that I was slumming it in London.
Trying to do the same sort of thing with MacFuse in OSX was an absolute nightmare though (slowwww), but perhaps I was holding it wrong.