Because Linux can do a complete shit, just like Windows. But you wrote yourself that no one will force you to try MacOS, so you have no idea what you may lose.
I already require a key thing from the system, and that is a strong search. Windows Search is not completely bad, but it is not nearly as complex as on a Mac, on a Mac something like a start menu, or searching in some settings one does not need, simply search or tell Siri which settings to make without touching the keyboard, mouse or display. You can even indulge in full-fledged MS office applications.
Overall, it is necessary to get rid of the file system and not solve where what lies, in which program what to open and register, the ideal situation is that in a single search box I will search different types of content, from applications to documents, photos, multimedia, I will be able to search not only by name but also according to the content and metadata, which are automatically extracted from the given content without having to intervene, although I should have the opportunity as a user as well.
With MacOS 12 Macs will start to use the neural engine more, at least for photos, it will not only be for the detection and identification of people, but also other objects or animals, of course everything is always supplemented with appropriate descriptions of a particular animal (species, breed ..) the text captured in the photos and according to the text also search and, in the case of a telephone, then call the number immediately without having to copy it somewhere. Easy availability and usability of information is key.
Linux searches, let alone more complex ones across local content, cloud content, and net content don’t really exist, not to mention a voice assistant. Even those stupid WIndows are miles ahead.
Of course, this is currently possible, but typically it requires specific applications and then you have to search in the given application, it is not enough to press the search key and start typing.
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