Apple computers have been able to run Windows for a long time.
Still less than 20% of the market. And I feel like the main reason they're even usable as a desktop OS is because 99% of most people's computer activity takes place in a web browser and not because OSX has a particularly special native app collection. Hell it seems like the only time I fire up my mac is because I need to build an iDevice app and nearly every "native" mac app I run is really Electron based.
What does this have to do with the platform? You choosing to use bloated electron apps certainly isn't Apple's fault.
>1997: Microsoft rescues one-time and future nemesis Apple with a $150 million investment that breathes new life into a struggling Silicon Alley icon. https://www.wired.com/2009/08/dayintech-0806/
Apple didn't learn from its own mistakes which almost made them bankrupt.
While now it is doing very good, iOS devices competing with Android devices is very similar to Apple competing with PC.
People like choice, competition and not being locked down.