High DPI displays support can be quite rough in Linux, along with slowish GUI. Some apps are fine, others less so. Last time I was using Mac - it was constantly

High DPI displays support can be quite rough in Linux, along with slowish GUI. Some apps are fine, others less so. Last time I was using Mac - it was constantly overheating, then the battery inflated itself, Docker performance was awful. I went with Windows 10 + WSL2 ~ year ago (some for compatibility reasons, some because curiosity) and it's working OK so far. Most of my time is spent in WSL2 + VSC with rest being mostly for browser and running some VMs. It works surprisingly well. Well enough I don't feel any urgent need to go and install Linux (except the one running in WSL). I did look at Mac options ~ year ago but it just wasn't worth the money. Its price tag + effectively locked HW platform is just not worth it compared to what I currently use. It's not like I can't afford it, there's just no added value in it, at least for my type of work (DevOps,SysOps). I won't be upgrading to Win11 anytime soon though, I'll probably switch back to Linux sometime in the future.