And that's what the user wants

not just because of that

macOS has way more commercial support, especially in the prosumer spectrum

How can anyone compete with Open Source when it comes to versitality and UI's ?

Exactly, that's what I meant

Because as open source, it's gonna keep updating

By others, not by the creator

because when you’re a professional you don’t give a shut about your os being open source

True that

you want your os to do what’s supposed to do, when it’s supposed to do it

Ofcourse you do. But that depends what kind of "profession" you are adhering to?

Yeah, it works good for the mainstream

you want access to the best tools to utilise, and the cold truth is that Linux has very little to no commercial support

But for the rest, especially programming and third party softwares

good luck finding any type of creative suite on Linux

It is slowly getting commercial support

I've been thinking this
Mermaids
But there in Alcoholic drinks
Should I draw that?

And it doesn't need much, because it is free

name one big creative suite that’s on Linux

@noid Agreed. Linux's problem is it's lack of support

@drunk pickles#2249 it's a good OC so it

K

Ouch my head

But if we spread awareness about this whole monopoly for Mac and windows, and educate the masses to get on Linux

It can help

It's more about the problem in ethics now

no it can’t

Why not

It is free and open source

/hands @avocadopit a painkiller

And if enough people can be educated on thst

@avocadopit aww take care man

**hand me a gun**

We can remove the monopolization out of it

*hands @avocadopit a gun loaded with aspirin*

So far Ubuntu based distros have most commercial support

in addition to not having commercial support, the biggest problem of Linux is that it doesn’t come with any kind of guarantee - when you work in a professional environment you can’t afford to lose time because the os is being problematic and doesn’t work properly

Oh okay

Again, the ethics come into play kinda

you need to have active support in case you run into any kind of problem

Again, that's the thing, since Linux is not so commercialized or mainstream yet, the support isn't that much available