For me its the OS and the apps. I used Linux for years on the desktop, and I loved it, but back then I had time to fiddle with PulseAudio and Nvidia drivers and

For me its the OS and the apps. I used Linux for years on the desktop, and I loved it, but back then I had time to fiddle with PulseAudio and Nvidia drivers and this and that. Now I'm too busy and when I'm not I really can't be arsed with that sort of thing. MacOS gets me an environment that requires very little fiddling plus a Unix-y command line environment. I like the hardware too. I haven't regularly used Windows for a decade and I don't see myself ever going back — so it's the Mac for me.