As a recent refugees from Linux and Windows, I agree completely. Mac is a really nice environment and really ideal for Weblogic development. I would add is a small, maybe trivial, detail as illustration. The Mac comes with a wider screen geometry than is usual for PCs. This is ideal for environments such as BEA Workshop. Whenever you look at anyone working in Workshop on a PC, they tend to keep resizing the windows all the time. I even saw demonstrators doing it a keynotes at the BEA World conference. In fact all that is needed is wider screen ratio to make everything viewable.

This is just a small example of things that have been thought out and there are many such details. Certainly, you could buy such a screen for your PC. Similarly, many Mac OS X features could easily be implemented in another environment. The fact is, however, that they are not, and the cummulative difference is sizable and very noticable. The point is that the system is very pleasing just out of the box, which allows you to do your work instead of constantly tailoring and reconfiguring your environment. Of course, some people love to do such things and should stick to Linux. Others love to be exploited by shameless charlatans, because they have a feeling of sharing in the glory of the exploiters, such should definitely stick to Windows and endure the sweet agony of persecution.