Well, except Docker. And all of your apps that are still x86 (and ARM support is WONTFIX), and then there's the 32-bit applications and the 32-bit libraries, and the plate-spinning clusterfsck that we call Homebrew, and your coreutils have to be manually upgraded or replaced altogether, and then you're probably going to want to find a replacement for Terminal.app, and while you're at it you may as well install a better window manager like Amethyst or Yabai. What's that? I can't disable the normal desktop interface and need to make do with 4gb of memory bloat at all times? That's alright I guess, I'll just disable system integrity protection and try to remo- hold on, you're telling me that there's a new update coming through? And none of my software is ready yet? That's unfortunate, it's already rebooting... and now we're in a boot loop. Siri, when was my last Time Machine backup? Siri? You there?

It may be hard to believe, but sometimes, for some people, just installing Linux is what they need.