I don't think you understand what zealotry is. If something is claimed to be provably true, that's not zeal because they're basing their opinion on evidence. Zealotry is accusing
without hearing the basis of the argument and dismantling it logically afterwards.
fuzzydude said:
In fact,
Linux is great at everything and provably better than Windows/macOS by a long mile.
I m out of here-what a joke and wasted time.....................
Yeah, communication is hard.
I've never said any OS was unarguably superior at everything. Just that macOS and Linux can't compete with Windows for gaming.
You actually said Windows is "
a better platform for gaming". Not that you asked nicely, but I can logically counterpoint that in added detail.
The perfect operating system is one that doesn't get in your way. Not with updates, not by breaking features, not by forcing you to do things differently, and not by running software behind the scenes and getting in the way of what you really want to do. Whether it's a game or an app, everything will run better on an operating system that isn't bloated and doesn't get in the way if the apps are written for that operating system. No OS gets less in your way than Unix, but I focus on Linux since there is more active development on Linux and lots of code is shared between the two.
So, there is no way an OS like Windows or macOS can be noted as not getting in your way. Take the same app, write it for both Linux and Windows, include the same level of sophistication and efficiency and it will always run faster on Linux.
In fact, the only person who's said one OS is good at everything is (checks notes):
you.
I stand by that statement because I can defend it. I'd love to hear the counterargument. So far you've said it's because apps already written for Windows exist where they don't for Linux. But that isn't a problem of the OS, it's a problem of the app writers not making Linux apps.
I was clear that I believe in the right tool, for the right job
here.
You weren't clear. In that same post you mention how it's a better gaming platform, which makes about as much sense as my Atari/NES comparison.