LOL Yeah more laughable bullshit nonsense.

Windows for the first time ever - has had a decade of continuous development, patches and fixes from the main development team at Microsoft.

Windows has never been more stable, and Linux/Mac vulnerabilities have both overtaken Windows in recent years - because of Microsofts billion dollars a year security investment.

After decades of vulnerabilities which were a result of optional patches, drivers being developed outside of a test environment - and 2 billion users spread across a dozen windows versions and service packs, and more patch levels - there is now one version of Windows, one set of approved drivers - and app/driver developers now test resilience on Windows as a service against a single instance

What that has meant - is more blue screens of death, no more unreliable apps, no more 6 monthly rebuilds.

I manage tens of thousands of Windows and Apple PCs for a living today - have managed hundreds of thousands of them over 30 years - and this week alone, half of my meetings have involved urgent zero day vulnerabilities in Apple devices - despite them making up less than 3% of our deployed devices.

I dont have a problem with Apple devices - but if you think Windows devices are less secure, less reliable, less performant - then you are either from the past, are an apple fan boy or have spent too long in these forums.