To be fair, I know several people who have switched to Macs and loved them. I also know a few who have switched because their parents wanted them to get Macbooks for college and ended up wishing for PCs
Anyway, I don't really see anything wrong with OSX. I personally dislike several things about it, but those are mostly matters of preference (like for example, I feel the way it treats all instances of an app as one thing rather than individual windows borderline infuriating). But realistically it is a faster and less buggy OS than Windows if only because Apple has control over what hardware it runs on and doesn't have to make it work with everything under the sun.
And the apps problem is not nearly the issue it one was. Outside of games, most everything you'd want is available on OSX
right, most people who buy their Macs keep OS X on them. I was just saying that some people think they'll like it, then end up hating it. Like my friend who bought a Mac due to playing with it for an hour in the Apple store and hearing the salesman's pitch, then he bought it and a week later, I saw a familiar start button on his screen.
I'm like you, OS X isn't bad, but that's only based off second hand experience, I've never owned a mac. My biggest issue was those shortcuts in the corners or whatever they're called. I would try to exit out of something and it would zoom out to a multitasking screen like 40% of the time, but again, to each his own.
Edit: ok, well my friend actually went to the Apple store like 3 times, not just sat there for an hour and liked it, I was just exaggerating a little bit. He still got Windows 7 though.