> In all seriousness, if you are sticking with Windows at this point, why? Is it just the fact your other software doesn't work on another OS?

That’s not really a minor point. It’s a big deal for people who do things other than use a browser, text editor, and terminal.

Even for certain CAD software I use that has Mac and Windows versions, the Windows version feels so much more performant and responsive. I’ll switch to Windows for anything serious.

Also, YMMV, but in the past 5 or so years my Windows workstation has felt less buggy and more stable than my Macs. I’ve dealt with a lot of annoying quirks on the Mac over the years where the only solution is to wait for the next update and hope it’s fixed. Even today, accessing network file shares is incredibly buggy on Mac in certain cases.