Except we weren't talking about Windows -- we were talking about *NIX stuff, which implies the Windows Subsystem for Linux. I won't claim it's fully there yet,

Except we weren't talking about Windows -- we were talking about *NIX stuff, which implies the Windows Subsystem for Linux. I won't claim it's fully there yet, but given how macOS is these days, it will be more stable very soon. Ask the Go language team how they feel about all of the little breakages in various syscalls/apis that Apple introduced. Ask graphics programmers how they feel about the lack of modern OpenGL. Pretty soon Windows will be a far more compelling development platform than macOS (unless you have to do Apple development of course, but then there's always Visual Studio for remote development for some Mac/iOS things :-P).