There is plenty of Mac-only software that is better than the equivalent on other platforms yes.
But even for software that is available cross platform, or that has comparable equivalents, the app could be the greatest thing since sliced bread, that can't fix the cluster fuck that is windows.
Edit: I should add: I haven't tried a Linux desktop in quite a while (I use Debian servers on a daily basis). Maybe it's gotten better, but given the number of "hey cool, it uses Electron so that means there'll be a Linux version" comments I see, I'm not really that optimistic.
Windows is a clusterfuck indeed, I would hate to use that to work on. _But_, if it has one 'killer feature' over apple computers, it's gaming I think. Steam proton does a great job making gaming possible on Linux though and possible on Mac as well, haven't tested that.
But even for software that is available cross platform, or that has comparable equivalents, the app could be the greatest thing since sliced bread, that can't fix the cluster fuck that is windows.
Edit: I should add: I haven't tried a Linux desktop in quite a while (I use Debian servers on a daily basis). Maybe it's gotten better, but given the number of "hey cool, it uses Electron so that means there'll be a Linux version" comments I see, I'm not really that optimistic.