Your experience is just you finding what you like and then running up against something doing it differently. This is like moving to another country and complaining the culture is different.
In which case, move home or somewhere else more to your liking? There's nothing inherently wrong with the way things work on Mac.
I think the point was missed since this reiterates what I stated. The analogy isn't correct.
I have nothing against OS X but why switch if there's no justification other than for the sake of doing it (unless it's to satisfy your own interest, in which case: don't complain)?
Using the above analogy: why would I move from... NYC to HK if there's no reason to do so? Why push someone or promote a change from X to Y unless there's a justified rationale for it? Change for the sake of change isn't inherently justifiable in-and-of-itself.
Pushing OS X as being generically inferior (or superior) needs justification because I don't necessarily see it.
In which case, move home or somewhere else more to your liking? There's nothing inherently wrong with the way things work on Mac.