Arguably now, with WSL, Windows is closer to the cloud environment than macOS.
Its a true Linux kernel running in WSL, no longer a shim over Windows APIs.
Yep. WSL 2 has been great so far. My neovim setup feels almost identical to running Ubuntu natively. I did have some issues with WSL 1, but the latest version is a pleasure to use.
That is just utter pain though. I’ve tried it and I am like NO THANKS! Windows software operates too poorly with Unix software due to different file paths (separators, mounting) and different line endings in text files.
With Mac all your regular Mac software integrates well with the Unix world. XCode is not going to screw up my line endings. I don’t have to keep track of whether I am checking out a file from a Unix or Windows environment.