Sadly, that is an outdated PoV. It has probably not been valid, since last century.
It's just that Apple isn't really focused on software development professionals, and it's still fashionable to throw shade on them, so we hear a lot of kvetching about it, in communities like this.
I dunno. It's not my bailiwick. I do know lots of pro editors use Macs, but I think they use DaVinci Resolve (not Final Cut Pro). I'm interested in finding out what you use for it.
I've been using Macs for all kinds of stuff, since 1986, so I can definitely state they get work done.
But I still strongly believe that Apple hates pro users because they don't make as much money and because they get in the way of serving laymen. The Aperture fiasco, the Final Cut Saga, the Xcode war of attrition and the never ending chain of failures with MacPro - all suggest that I'm right.
Good on ya. I'm not interested in fighting about this stuff. I've had people hating on me for using Apple since the 1980s. It gets a bit old. Sort of like high school popularity contests.
That’s just excuses for example how does a relatively small company like Black Magic Design With one of the best programs in its class manage to support three operating systems MacOS, Windows OS and Linux OS simultaneously?
There are many larger software companies that can support all three operating systems, they just make up excuses/reasons as to why they can’t perform over the years.
I feel that it does, but I’m also a dev. I used to run a multi platform shop for years, and have a pretty good idea of what kind of support various companies give.
It's just that Apple isn't really focused on software development professionals, and it's still fashionable to throw shade on them, so we hear a lot of kvetching about it, in communities like this.