How does > My experience is that Windows has far better UX for pretty most end users. followed by > I have 4 monitors connected to my Windows computer. Make

How does > My experience is that Windows has far better UX for pretty most end users. followed by > I have 4 monitors connected to my Windows computer. Make any sense? Using four monitors isn't something a lot of users do. Anyways: How many monitor your computer supports depends on your graphics card. This is true for every OS. You should check the manual for your Mac to see how many external monitors at which resolution it supports. > Windows explorer feels way more productive than finder. It still bothers me that I can't cut and paste folders by default. You can move a file or a folder by using Opt + Cmd + V. It is basically the same functionality with different shortcuts. I guess Mac users feel the same way on about Windows. The best UX for end users is the one they are used to. I think macOS has some positives. Windows Home is outright user hostile with all the ads Microsoft is putting in it. And they change the UI with every major release macOS is relatively stable and if you learned how to use a Mac 10 years ago you could use a mac today. Windows on the other hand changed a lot in this time.