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Why Linux is better for (most) developers!
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Well so can you install Linux on Windows, Windows on macOS, Windows on Linux, macOS on Windows and macOS on Linux.
From that point of view, all OSs are identical (and to be fair, they pretty much are, nearly everything runs on a VM called 'web browser' already).
The monstrous thing is locked down tightly on a hardware level that even they can't repair it. And the hoops you have to jump through to install a software is getting ridiculous by the day - I'm saying this from my unfortunate opportunity to use a Mac. And you say that my statement is misleading? It's true what they say - you Mac fanbois have deluded yourself out of touch with reality.