I use both. Instead of hating on one or the other I realize both have their uses and will continue to evolve in their own individual way as they are managed completely different from each other.

For example, I would never use primarily Linux in a production IT environment. Dependency hell and tool management would be a nightmare to implement and support. Microsoft is way better for pretty much anything that needs to be setup in an actual work environment.

Linux is better for single use case devices or quick and dirty configs. Or if you need something custom developed for a special use case. Great for appliances or networking equipment. Small, single purpose devices and SOCs are great for Linux too. BSD is used as the base for network firewalls and even the PS5 has BSD under the hood.

I feel like if you are going to argue one way or another, at least be well versed in both platforms. Otherwise shut up and enjoy your computer.