While I understand your point of view, I think you are over-simplifying.

I use Linux, macos, and Windows. I have specific reasons for using each for a specific use case.

I use Linux for work because I appreciate the ability to customize my interface exactly how I need it. But it's also a lot of work to get many different programs configured and working together.

I use macOS for iOS development and for my personal laptop when traveling because the battery life on the Mac is easily 5x what my Linux laptop gets.

I use Windows for gaming because I have Game Pass and I have no desire to spend hours or days fiddling with Linux to see if it's possible to run games with AntiCheat and other stupid DRM. So I have a Windows computer just for gaming.

I have no desire to pigeonhole myself into one system for purely ideological reasons. I consider myself pragmatic.