Linux (though not all distros are equal) > Microsoft (even with their regressions) > Apple. I do not give a fuck about your anecdotal experience.
Its not anecdotal, that’s you trying to rationalize an inconvenient face.
Well, apparently he does not give a fsck, and we must remember that is the sort of intellect we're dealing with.
But seriously, apparently for some, an update that sends their computer into a reboot loop, or not boot at all, or kills bluetooth, or renames all the song drivers or just kill them, or moves programs into the cloud, or just the ones that are supposed to be on the computer or renames the local user to the to the Microsoft account, killing the programs associated with that, or a lot of others is simply the best, and all others are unworthy. These are verifiable facts If I spend an hour trying to fix a wrecked W11 machine, I could have bought 2 of them.
I've noted my classes in here on W11 that every week, new update issues occurred, and were an utter waste. We moved to Linux, and suddenly everything worked. We even broke up early because we reached the end of the syllabus.
Mac takes this even further. You can get Windows and Linux running natively on the Mac desktop. I’m doing this on a modest Mac mini M4 with 24GB RAM. Windows 11 and Debian better than my tower PC with Intel gen 14 i7 and 64GB RAM.
And it is magnificent! How a machine that runs the three major OS' is somehow deficient, is one of the mysteries . Maybe we have to swear at it more?
Oh - and my machine boots after updates.