To clarify my position, my work include maintaining and developing a cross platform native codebase that serves Linux, Windows and macOS, in a global setting.

To clarify my position, my work include maintaining and developing a cross platform native codebase that serves Linux, Windows and macOS, in a global setting. I find each platforms native toolchain good in their own way. Each has it's particular quirks. The thing is that when you learn the quirks on one platform, the other platform has other quirks - hence it likely feels "worse" for a while, when in fact, it's just "different".