I don't specifically like Windows. But for me, it's the best option of the three. Every Linux distro I've ever tried have had some user experience issues or bugs with the user interface. Also, there's a lot of commercial software like PowerPoint and Excel that are not available for Linux.
I don't like Mac keyboard layout, keyboard shortcuts or window management. I like the hardware but I cannot get over this stuff.
Windows gives me WSL2 so I can basically use Linux with Windows user interface. I've heard a lot of complaints about Windows user experience but personally I like it way more than Mac. It has it's issues but I can live with those. So Windows it is.
I don't like Mac keyboard layout, keyboard shortcuts or window management. I like the hardware but I cannot get over this stuff.
Windows gives me WSL2 so I can basically use Linux with Windows user interface. I've heard a lot of complaints about Windows user experience but personally I like it way more than Mac. It has it's issues but I can live with those. So Windows it is.