Let me just clarify that I don't use Linux on the desktop. I find it quite horrible to work with, particularly since the demise of Gnome 2. On the server and for development, it is fast and efficient. Most of the development work I do is from the Mac desktop to Linux machines.
I find macOS the "least bad" desktop experience. I think that's the true assertion from my initial comment. But I have a very high end MBP.
As a point for comparison which holds true across different applications, if I take the Photos application on macOS and port the data to the Photos app on Windows 10 and on Android, both of the latter are unusable with a dataset of 30GiB. I have tried this (in reverse!)
I haven't had any problems with Mail.app but I only use that for trivial home email. I use Outlook. Now that's a turd.
I find macOS the "least bad" desktop experience. I think that's the true assertion from my initial comment. But I have a very high end MBP.
As a point for comparison which holds true across different applications, if I take the Photos application on macOS and port the data to the Photos app on Windows 10 and on Android, both of the latter are unusable with a dataset of 30GiB. I have tried this (in reverse!)
I haven't had any problems with Mail.app but I only use that for trivial home email. I use Outlook. Now that's a turd.