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> Correct.  But the work that I have been criticising was intended to
> make it _harder_ to switch from MacOSX to GNU/Linux, by providing
> features only for MacOSX.

What makes you think that this is anybody's intention?
Why would I care about OS X's market share as opposed to GNU/Linux's?
Most of the recent gains in Apple stock was driven by iPod sales, and
ideologically, we'd all be happier if a totally free system is used
more.