Hello NLUG,
I have an 82 year old computer hater that (rightfully) complained about
Microsoft Windows every day for 19 years; switched her to Kubuntu LTS when
Win7 ended, thankfully skipping Win10 and she's complained about Linux
almost every day since, even though it works much better than Windows, at
least in my book and I'm the end user engineer that has to listen to all
the complaining and make it work.  She's not interested in learning; can't
explain anything to her; can't have one intelligent word, much less
intelligent conversation about the least thing relating to computers.

I want to ask those of you who use Macs if maybe a $1300 iMac desktop would
work so absolutely perfectly that a computer hater would all of a sudden be
happy?  Or if it wouldn't work absolutely perfectly, would it maybe work
hands down at least a little better than any Linux distro?

I've been able to either promptly fix or promptly find a workaround for
every issue; that is if I'm asked.  That's just not good enough; she
doesn't want to even ask; just wants it to work.  Hardly ever is it an
issue of Linux not working; rather it's computer pediatrics.

I switched her from Kubuntu after two years to Ubuntu.  I suspect that RPM
distros Fedora or OpenSUSE might have a little edge over the DEB distros on
overall desktop stability, based on my own past experimentation, so I might
give Fedora or OpenSUSE a try.

Should I even consider a Mac?

Thanks to NLUG I escaped Microsoft penitentiary.  Thanks for the monthly
meetups; they benefit me greatly.

Thanks again,
 Michael

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