Windows is always lagging with its legacy burden, Linux on desktop doesn't have commercial interest to begin with.
Consoles are pretty much the same unless they have exclusive games.
It's not really emotional matters. Used Windows 10+ years and not missing it.
Linux has also gotten dramatically easier as well of course and is free. I still like MacOS generally but I always thought it was a mistake to completely ignore server-adjacent stuff that powerusers would want. If I buy a Mac and own MacOS why can't I also run a MacOS VM on that same machine? Would be pretty cool to have 3 or 4 running simultaneously with these new processors.
Definitely not.
> Linux on desktop doesn't have commercial interest to begin with
Red Hat is literally IBM now...