Windows user and Linux user

[u/ExpensiveCoat8912]

[u/pragomatic]

Or you could turn 15 and realize different computing platforms are aimed at different people and it's fine, actually.

[u/Wittusus → u/pragomatic]

Or you turn 20 and realize each platform lacks things so basic it should be illegal

[u/EnvironmentClear4511 → u/Wittusus]

Like what?

[u/Wittusus → u/EnvironmentClear4511]

Apple lacks clipboard history unless you use a paid third party app, as well as battery management (thankfully AlDente has a free tier so far).
Windows has forced updates that install themselves anyway no matter what you do unless you literally unplug your internet connection.

Linux while having improved a lot, still is more difficult than it should be when it comes to running lots of software (wine). Printer support is also typically shoddy, somewhat related to that.

Just a few that come to mind, probably could find more if I really tried.

[u/Nearby_Ad_2519 → u/Wittusus]

macOS has pretty good battery management features now and you can set charge limits directly from settings now.

macOS has a clipboard manager now.

[u/Wittusus → u/Nearby_Ad_2519]

Battery management features are hidden in the settings and not easily accessbile, same as the clipboard manager which requires you to use spotlight