While I actively use Linux as a desktop OS, I have to agree with this. I've spent hours upon hours tuning things, but there's always some small detail that's of

While I actively use Linux as a desktop OS, I have to agree with this. I've spent hours upon hours tuning things, but there's always some small detail that's off — macOS and Windows have their share of problems, but they're much better in this regard. For example, HiDPI scaling works great on GNOME, but KDE doesn't scale a lot of margins, which makes it look cramped. GNOME's window snapping stopped working for me in a recent update. It's made me contemplate running WSL on Windows many times, but at the end of the day I'm still on Linux because I prefer the overall experience.