I feel it's actually a bid to lure back developers that code on linux-based open source tools (pretty much everything) but use MacOS because desktop linux never

I feel it's actually a bid to lure back developers that code on linux-based open source tools (pretty much everything) but use MacOS because desktop linux never was a thing. So this starts to potentially make windows an alternative to macOS for developers. I moved to macOS because it was like having a linux/unix distribution that wasn't ugly, and just worked really well. But I'm more than happy at the _idea_ that there's a viable alternative that allows me to still have high res displays and decent graphics and support, while allowing me to develop on a system that's a first-class citizen for most open source tools (which is Linux).