If LLVM is better supported in the future then great: I'll use it and care about it. It's not. That was my point. GCC is supported, so I (have to) care about it. And I'm not talking out of ignorance here. I try LLVM regularly. Clang++ as of a development snapshot of a few months ago couldn't compile the STL headers shipped with the gcc on Fedora 16 (or 15, don't remember), so it can't compatibly be used for C++ development on my platform.

So no, I don't really "care" about it. Fix the compiler to actually be better for my purposes than what I have before telling me what I should use or care about please. And when you do, I promise I'll join your little cult, OK?