Not sure that it would be any better than Linux. At one point i needed to port a game to iPhone, which, for context, requires MacOS and their whole stack of lo

Not sure that it would be any better than Linux. At one point i needed to port a game to iPhone, which, for context, requires MacOS and their whole stack of locked-up tools. At first i tried to run MacOS in a VM (VmWare), which kinda worked, but moving files in and out of it caused all sorts of crashes (more like the files got stuck and couldn't be read or deleted, the system itself almost never crashed). Then, i tried to install MacOS on a laptop (high-ish end Lenovo), with similar sort of success - it would just crash at random and WiFi wasn't working. Finally, i went and bought a second-hand MacBook. Worked beautifully ever since. Going back to the first sentence, i found MacOS barely usable compared to both Windows and Linux, so if all you want is to code (not for mac/iphone), torrent and watch movies, then Linux does all that with none of the Mac's problems.