Linux on the other hand is exclusively Bluez which works fine... but god forbid you want to do something like BLE communications or more complex sound stuff, the docs are horrid.
The OS X BT stack is... well I dont have any issues with it per se but it, too, lacks features like a file explorer or an easy way to send files via BT.
If I turn the key in my car, get the electricity running though the circuit, then the phone gets connected to the car. If I turn the key one more time to ignite the engine the car system lose the bt connection and I have to manually force the connection with the phone.
I just ignite the car as soon as I sit in now.
Windows has a ton of problems.
It was either Apple or the clones, and so the clones got axed.
That's because the clones were cannibalizing Apple's own hardware offerings - the clones were gradually putting Apple out of its own business.
This NYT article from 1996 talked about how the Mac clone strategy was playing out for Apple [0].
[0] https://partners.nytimes.com/library/cyber/week/1230macs.htm...