Engaged in a #Windows vs #MacOS vs #Linux discussion the other day that (for once) didn’t devolve into a fan-driven religious war. It got me thinking that the three things that drive our choices are value, consistency, and ecosystem. (I’m sure that there are more. Feel free to weigh in.) In the spirit of RFC 1925 7a (and Meat Loaf) two out of three are usually enough, but we’ll always want it all. Windows and MacOS are pretty good at delivering on two or more, but now I’m wondering if Linux’ lack of adoption on the desktop is related. The value is definitely there, but consistency and ecosystem are sketchier. Thoughts?