My story is that Windows was getting on my nerves and Linux didn't have the creative software that I wanted, so I sought refuge in macOS, which turned out to be

My story is that Windows was getting on my nerves and Linux didn't have the creative software that I wanted, so I sought refuge in macOS, which turned out to be better for programming and content creation than anything I had ever used in my life. And then Steve Jobs died and Apple abandoned that user segment in favour of the iPhone. I think Jobs saw Mac as his brainchild and refused to neglect it, whereas Tim Cook has no such emotional attachment to it.