> Instead I’m solidly confident that macOS as a daily driver is the right choice for a busy developer who doesn’t want to mess with stuff. This is true in the

> Instead I’m solidly confident that macOS as a daily driver is the right choice for a busy developer who doesn’t want to mess with stuff. This is true in the way you intend it, but also in a way that you don't. Yes, macOS "just works" for most stuff--so you don't have to mess with it. However, if you hit one of those things that does not just work, you can't mess with it so you still don't have to mess with it. (Yes, I have hit them and they were enough to make me leave the macOS system. USB and Bluetooth are perennial frustrations for me with macOS and there are active threads with dozens of pages of complaints--so it isn't just me.)