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Sorry I can not answer that question however I do relate to the overall issue.
I use 2 different Linux desktop systems. I suspect that at the heart of the system OS issues is the apparent desire make one OS that does it all. The Linux Server and the Linux Desktop are fundamentally different in their goals and objectives. Yet the essential framework is the same.
The Mac OS is an expanded version of the Linux OS. Once our Linux OS developers grasp the value of a true Linux Desktop OS, all will be well. The scheduler, file systems, and memory management will become desktop friendly, which is not the same as server side friendly.
A client system is not the same as a server system. Someday we will realize these things.
John
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