pip install pyspread works just fine on macOS (assuming you have pip and python installed, which anyone who would be interested in having a python-enabled spreadsheet would have).

Not quite true, as others have pointed out. However, the installation instructions say this:

> While there have been reports that pyspread can be used on OS X, OS X is currently unsupported (can you help?).

I think that would make many non-technical users uncomfortable.

And what makes you think that?

I wish Stackoverflow included "daily operating system" in their surveys, but I'd wager that 50%+ of professional developers use MacOS. For many reasons probably, but for me it's simply because it's a nice BSD system that translates well to Linux servers (prod).

    > but I'd wager that 50%+ of professional developers use MacOS

Ok, I will take that bet against you. If you think it true, then you are living in a bubble. Probably 90% use MS Windows with no choice, because they work in a big enterprise that uses MS Office and Exchange/Outlook. For enterprise email, is there any competition at this point? I don't know any.

> If you think it true, then you are living in a bubble.

This is probably true. I only really talk to US startup devs.

In that case, I would take your side of the bet! US startup devs appears (from HN) to have pretty liberal hardware policies. If choosing a laptop, many will choose the best hardware, which is currently a MacBook.

Startups don’t employ the majority of engineers. Windows would still dominate.

Edit: I can’t read. Disregard.

You are very much living in a bubble. Real developers don't use macs.