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I can say the same thing (open-source stacks) about Linux, and not many Linux demos are out there
Almost no-one uses Linux as their desktop. A lot of the UI tools don't work as well on Linux, or have no Linux versions at all.
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I can say the same thing (open-source stacks) about Linux, and not many Linux demos are out there
Almost no-one uses Linux as their desktop. A lot of the UI tools don't work as well on Linux, or have no Linux versions at all.
I think a lot of hackers are using macs, and a lot of startups are using them too. It's part of the new "uniform" for startups.
edit: and actually, I think the whole "uniform" mentality is exactly the way that apple wants people to see its products, whereas that kind of thinking makes Linux users' skin crawl (at least this linux user's - coming on HN is making it harder and harder to make myself buy that mbp...)
If you want to be really funky, create your demos on Haiku (BeOS work-alike) !