Before anyone accuses me of trolling, let me say that I've been using Linux since Mandrake 7 and have used it almost exclusively for the past two years. In fact, I used to be around here when the website was a curious shade of orange although I posted under a different name.
However, recently I was in the market for a new laptop. I was about to get a Thinkpad and install Ubuntu on it when a colleague's Apple Powerbook caught my eye. After playing around with it for a couple of days I was hooked and immediately went out and bought one. I can now say, hand on heart, I will probably never return to using Linux as a desktop OS. Sure, I'm going to keep using Linux at work, but I reckon I'll never again want to use Linux or any of its window managers after seeing OS X 10.4.
IMHO, Tiger simply blows Linux out of the water in terms of an enjoyable and productive user experience. It pains me to say it since I've become so fond of Linux over the past several years, but Apple have gotten everything right with OS X. All of the little niggles that used to piss me off when using Linux have suddenly disappeared. Installation of applications is a breeze, the desktop environment and file manager is implemented more successfully than KDE/Gnome, and Spotlight is so useful it's frightening.
Has anyone else used Tiger and feels the same way?