Perhaps I am unsophisticated, but as a regular user of both Windows and Mac - Mac for work - I find Macs to have exceptional UX. I do not feel the pain that is

Perhaps I am unsophisticated, but as a regular user of both Windows and Mac - Mac for work - I find Macs to have exceptional UX. I do not feel the pain that is regularly elaborated in blog posts such as this. Among the best parts that Windows cannot come close to matching: * I can use it precisely as just another unix machine, with Terminal (zsh is default!) * Terminal integrates well with GUI tools * GUI discoverability is straightforward, and Spotlight search almost always knows what I want * Preferences are unburdened by crufted abstractions built atop one another (Control Panel and descendants) * apps are clearly files, are easy to interact with using just the filesystem, are well-controlled by TCC, and poorly built installers are the exception, not the rule * system notifications are respectful, controllable, and not a morass of spam * the keychain is both secure and easy to interact with for non-technical users * support.apple.com documentation is correct and easy to find * "Help" menu item for a system utility never opens bing and searches $utility_name, which is Windows' latest laziness * Wiping and reinstalling is not an ordeal * iCloud backup just works On the whole macOS pleases me immensely in comparison to Windows or Ubuntu+Gnome. The scrollbars are my most salient complaint, but merely launch regedit.exe to see how a GUI might be truly unusable.