The Mac Pro Lives
Am I the only one that sees OS X as the biggest reason to switch to Mac? I mean Windows is good, but nowhere good as OS X. And please, don&#x27;t tell me Ubuntu or other linux flavors. They look good (and are good if you are programming on them) but the UX is still lacking a lot. (Never mind the confusion of the different flavors, packaging systems, and configurations). Also god forbid you have a problem (especially a hardware problem) and then try to debug it. Good luck searching online for a resolution.<p>I never had success with Linux. My Macbook pro has had its shares of problems (Wifi issues that later resolved with a system update) but it&#x27;s nowhere my experience trying to install Linux and battling the drivers issue.<p>Anyone figuring out the Linux&#x2F;Laptop problem is re-inventing the Macbook Pro&#x2F;OS X.<p>Here are things that I&#x27;d pay $1,000 on top of the current Macbook Pro model:<p>- Thiner&#x2F;Lighter<p>- Longer Battery Life (5+ hours)<p>- 32&#x2F;64GB RAM<p>For OS X:<p>- Less cluttering (ie: remove all Apps and let the user decide what to install, like Siri and crap).<p>- Native Package Manager<p>That&#x27;s about it. I&#x27;d be buying the new Macbook Pro in a month. But if Apple releases something like the above, I&#x27;m more than happy to drop 5-8k usd into it.