I have a 12" Bosch glider currently mounted in the shop. I know this saw gets a lot of polarizing reviews regarding accuracy, and unfortunately I'm in the camp that agrees it's not great. Granted I know there is play in most of sliding saws, and technique plays a role, just didn't expect to see as much. So much so, I've foregone the glide, and keep it fixed and flip large pieces. Finish square done on sleds.
If you can find it however for a good cost, I'd say it wouldn't be a bad general purpose saw, since you gave that as a consideration. I picked this up for $400 amazingly, so I've learned to tolerate, and will look at the Kapex some day.
I've also had Rigid and Dewalt. Both pros and cons. Really have to weigh your uses, when deciding on best machine for your needs.