Look, I get it Linux is extremely flexible, but that does not make it the right tool for every job. I'm a professional mechanic. I own several multi tools. I could do a surprising amount of the work I do with just a single multi-tool. That being said, I would literally rather use said multi-tool to remove my anus through my eye socket than attempt to. Just because a platform is flexible and allows you to do something it does not mean that going through the effort of making it possible to do it pretty much okay is as good of an idea it's just using a tool that was designed to do that task in the first place. In the case of mac os, and in theory in the case of windows, the job they're designed to do is to do what they are meant to do out of the box as well as conceivably possible, with minimal jank.