What it all boils down to is a matter of taste, IMO. In the 90s there used to be big differences. E.g. Apple had their own network protocols and so on. It was

What it all boils down to is a matter of taste, IMO. In the 90s there used to be big differences. E.g. Apple had their own network protocols and so on. It was harder to use FOSS software on a Windows 98 system etc. These days, both Linux and macOS are Unix/Unix-like. Windows 10 has WSL. They can all run Chrome, Firefox, Visual Studio Code, Emacs, vi, Sublime Text, bash, git, grep, etc etc. So whatever you choose you can probably find a way to configure a reasonable system. Some details differ, but in many parts they are all alike.