No judgment. Same reasoning for me. In 2016 the bugs with MacOS got annoying enough that I looked around again and I had a more stable experience with GNOME 3 o

No judgment. Same reasoning for me. In 2016 the bugs with MacOS got annoying enough that I looked around again and I had a more stable experience with GNOME 3 on a Dell laptop than anything on MacOS or Windows and switched. I had way more problems debugging weird crap with the Wifi when walking between meetings with my MacBook Air, annoyed that when I plugged back into my monitor at my desk I would have to rearrange my windows on my desktops again (GNOME 4 puts the windows back where they were if you plug back into the exact same monitor). And dealing with Homebrew BS because Apple likes to break it on OS updates and sometimes it would break randomly on its own while Debian-derived distros never have package issues pushed me back. Just saying that you really ought to try it out again, and Fedora is a super-polished GNOME experience if you want "Mac-like, but not annoying."