Each of these requires me to trust another developer and to renew that trust every time there's an update (which there are a bunch of since Apple actively hates

Each of these requires me to trust another developer and to renew that trust every time there's an update (which there are a bunch of since Apple actively hates backwards compatibility and requires updates for things to keep working all the time). It requires me to research different options and evaluate which fit my needs, which are likely to continue to be maintained, which are trustworthy, and so on. It also requires me to be able to install arbitrary software on my Mac, which has not been the case at most employers I've worked for. .....or I could buy a Windows machine and get that all out of the box.