> It's the only OS that has managed this transition to all-sandboxed-all-the-time. Depending on how broadly you define [desktop] OS. There are immutable Linux

> It's the only OS that has managed this transition to all-sandboxed-all-the-time. Depending on how broadly you define [desktop] OS. There are immutable Linux distributions like Fedora Silverblue or Kinoite where all user apps are run from Flatpak, and so have sandboxing. I'd say it's less mature than MacOS but it's catching up.