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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
Name one.

Apple OSes are the single most user hostile and doesn't allow easy access to internal settings. Also there is a very short list of good games compatible Mac.

Linux is not friendly for the average user. Hell, if you don't know some command line in Linux, it's less user friendly than Windows or Apple OSes. Also, while steam has made massive gains, it's the second weakest OS for gaming.

After that were talking about phone and tablet OSes that I would argue are even more openly user hostile because you need a pretty serious technical background and to root or jailbreak those devices to get at the most useful features and settings.

Windows absolutely has it's flaws but it's the best of the bad options if you game and work on a machine. In fact windows would make a great politician because it's the best of the bad choices.
gpt
I'd argue there's a difference between user hostile and not user friendly. Given that many of these things were easily done in previous versions of Windows, and the option has been taken away/hidden/made harder, that's what makes it hostile. Linux has only made *progress* in becoming user friendly, but is just still not there yet.