Windows gets hate because as a desktop OS it's an unreliable user-hostile experience with obvious security vulnerabilities. Unix gets hate because as a command

Windows gets hate because as a desktop OS it's an unreliable user-hostile experience with obvious security vulnerabilities. Unix gets hate because as a command line OS it's an unreliable user-hostile experience with obvious security vulnerabilities. They're both examples of worse-is-better, and (mostly) ignore the history of mainframe operating systems with more sophisticated security and reliability and - sometimes - a friendlier shell/UI.