You picked an example of software that is famously not easy to switch. Regardless, "if people didn't like them, there would be a better one" is a confusing stan

You picked an example of software that is famously not easy to switch. Regardless, "if people didn't like them, there would be a better one" is a confusing stance, unless it wasn't intended literally. There are of course a ton of variables that go into what software gets built, maintained, and distributed. "Is it better than the others" is not even a particularly prominent one, frankly.