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I don't dislike much about Linux and do realize that most issues stem from major software developers simply ignoring its existence. Here are a few I had to scratch my head for:
Touchpads on Linux are generally worse when it comes to palm rejection compared to Windows. Macbooks are on a completely different level.
Another thing missing is the scrolling acceleration, which is present on Windows and MacOS.
People who approve protocol proposals are very annoying and often stall critical protocols for years.
The trackpad experience on MacOS is one of the things that keeps me on MacOS. That and Preview.