The thing is... that MacOS works for "techies" because of that, limits are lack of configuration possibilities and lack of configuration possibilities are seen

The thing is... that MacOS works for "techies" because of that, limits are lack of configuration possibilities and lack of configuration possibilities are seen as user friendly, Mac OS for me as a Gentoo User day-to-day who see macOs only on company hardware is a limit, but it works, you accept the limits and you move on with your work, no matter if you are in the share of people who are not helped by it I mean I don't think it's wrong or good, I think it's limited and has its share of market within people who don't want to waste time reading manuals of being involved in software or systems, what I find upsetting every now and then is those cool people coming around communities and say "Why Linux can't be MacOS?" I think each system has it's target, all of them cover different needs, I really don't understand who uses something and wants something else to become like the something they use and not use the somethign they already use .. I wish someone had an explanation for this humanity trait for me