I've been living on a high end Dell XPS laptop for several months, and it's just simply not as good as my 2014 MBP in most ways. The Dell screen is exceptional

I've been living on a high end Dell XPS laptop for several months, and it's just simply not as good as my 2014 MBP in most ways. The Dell screen is exceptional and the keyboard is pretty ok, but I have never used a trackpad as good as on the Mac. Then when you talk about Windows vs MacOS, I could write a huge long list of reasons life (my life) is so much more productive and less sucky on the Mac. I think the people that prefer PCs are people using just one or two programs that happen to work well there (or games). But try a wide variety of activities and you find so many little rough edges and missing features/integrations compared to MacOS. Then if you're a developer targeting Linux for production, there's just no question that your life will be less painful if you're developing in MacOS compared to Windows. I have gotten most things to work eventually in Windows, but it will often be the last platform supported by a given language or set of dev tools. WSL is much better than nothing, but it's not a complete answer (yet... ever...?)