I don't have any hassles from windows, hell I haven't had anything wrong with windows for decades unless I was tinkering with stuff like overclocking etc (I like doing that type of thing with pc's too)
Perxactly my experience too.
Nothing but problems with the Macs and over the years they get worn out quickly.
PC's just keep on working.
I know where this comes from - circa 1995-2005 PCs were office computers, for Word/Excel processing and MS Access Databases. Heck, email wasn't even a thing back in 1995 for a vast majority of businesses. PCs were ideal for working within most offices.
Macs came along - with a much a higher spec than the PC - their cost justified the price, plus they could be used in the quickly changing world of print and design. Where a lot of things were starting to take shape in the computer world.
And in this world PCs just didn't cut the mustard - but Macs had far superior under the hood technology which drew a vast majority of individuals and companies in print/design to migrate their workflows to Macs.
However, then Gaming really took off - with the launch home entertainment gaming systems, with MegaDrives, SNES (a push on from ZX Spectrum (which I still have working by the way!) - and all the home entertainment gaming systems, Neo Geo, Nintendo, Sega, even the Amigas!
And Macs where they were very good - a lot of computer programmes weren't programming in Linux OS for the MAC OS - they were primarily writing code that worked on the Windows platform - as Macs were quite new to the market and specialised companies were writing code for design/print etc. - it wasn't a world that Game Coders were getting into.
Along came better games - designed mostly for PC (yes we had Doom on the Mac and a few other fun networking games for the office!) - but nothing like the volume being written for gamers in the PC world.
Then people started making really good Gaming PCs. That's not to say it hadn't happened already in 1993 Falcon were making some pretty dope Gaming PCs.
From about 2005 people started customising their gaming PCS and by 2010-2013 it was considered to be pretty normal.
There is a vast history behind it all - but needless to say - Macs were originally primed for GUI since 1978 and used in Desktop Publishing from the mid 80's.
PCs were primarily gaming - and not really considered in the 80's due to the fact that people only really started customising them for gaming around 2005 onwards.
Hence, Mac has a legup of nearly 20+ years in DTP/Design/Print over the PC.
ANd that's where the misconception comes from basically - PCs are now better than Macs in many ways - for half the price.
Mac and Apple have gone downhill, in my opinion, since about 2005. Around the time PC gamers started customing for games.
I really cannot justify spending the money an Apple.