I’m totally blind and bought a Mac several years ago hoping to learn iOS programming. As far as I can tell it’s impossible to create a simple app without using drag and drop in XCode. While it’s technically possible to do drag and drop with Voiceover I can never get it to work correctly. Apple has not put out any documentation on how to use XCode when blind that I’ve been able to find. This is disappointing since I find iOS to be much easier to use then Android. I also find Voiceover on the mac does not have quite as many shortcut keys as my Windows screen reader when reading the web, for example I cannot jump to a heading at a specific level or move by region. While Mac OS did have easy availability of Unix tools as a plus that no longer is a point in its favor. I find WSL to be quite good and accessible. Luckily the 11 inch MacBook Air was the best ultra-book I could get at the time so I don’t feel like I wasted my money even though I boot into Windows 95% of the time. For general use Mac OSX is pretty good. I find the screen reader to be quite intuitive and there is a good tutorial to help you learn it. Voiceover just doesn’t have the breadth of shortcut keys or customizability of Jaws for Windows which is my preferred screen reader despite its cost.