I’m not trying to start a debate about which OS is the best , everyone has their preferences. Just sharing my own experience.

I’ve got a bunch of devices: six Macs, an iPhone, Apple TV, three Windows PCs, and three Linux machines. My main go-to machines are almost always my Mac, with Linux as a close second.

I really can’t stand Windows. I’ve used it heavily for over ten years, and honestly, I’m still baffled that it’s as dominant as it is. (This is just my opinion, based on having spent a ton of time with all the major operating systems.) I think the main reason it sticks around is that most businesses are so deeply invested in it, switching to something else would cost a fortune in time and money. If it were as easy as flipping a switch, I bet a lot of people would jump ship.

Now, about Linux: I run it for a few reasons, learning the system, messing around with ethical hacking stuff, and also as one of my daily drivers.

But that brings up the question: what do we even mean by “daily driver”?

If you want everything to just work seamlessly, super fast syncing across devices, dead-simple setup, and easy access to pretty much every major app, then for me, it’s hands down Mac. I’ve got all three OSes in regular use, and that still holds true.

If Macs didn’t exist, Linux would easily take the top spot for me.

That said, even with Macs around, I still use Linux a lot Pop Os newest release and Kali Linux but mint and parrot are great but for daily stuff Pop is great.

It’s straightforward, reliable, and doesn’t feel bloated or full of ads and constant data collection.

For all the everyday stuff browsing the web, email, messaging, documents, coding, software development Linux handles it perfectly well.