Ubuntu/Linux is catching up with Wayland to the macOS compositor from years ago.
> Possibly it comes back to your description of "food you don't like"
I like that macOS deals nicely with hiDPI ('Retina') screens.
> Firefox, Emacs, SLIME, CCL, Roswell, Ruby, Node, RubyMine, and SyncThing run pretty much identically on all OSs I've tried.
Personally I prefer to use the LispWorks IDE (which has a nice port to macOS) and the Clozure CL IDE over GNU Emacs/Slime. GNU Emacs/Slime are not bad, but UI-wise it's a nightmare.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HiDPI
Ubuntu/Linux is catching up with Wayland to the macOS compositor from years ago.
> Possibly it comes back to your description of "food you don't like"
I like that macOS deals nicely with hiDPI ('Retina') screens.
> Firefox, Emacs, SLIME, CCL, Roswell, Ruby, Node, RubyMine, and SyncThing run pretty much identically on all OSs I've tried.
Personally I prefer to use the LispWorks IDE (which has a nice port to macOS) and the Clozure CL IDE over GNU Emacs/Slime. GNU Emacs/Slime are not bad, but UI-wise it's a nightmare.
> and also to avoid using the mouse
I use trackpads since a few years.