BulletDust
Supreme [H]ardness
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Very true on the updating portion. Even OS updates go smoother on Mac OS X. As for mac OS being better thats subjective, I find the more you use mac OS for stuff other than home use then you notice even more problems/crashes (Enterprise). Apple did not know better they just wanted more $$$ (buy multiple devices (phone, tablet, laptop, watch). Microsoft took a chance (it failed pretty bad because of Microsoft employees who thought they knew better (Who the hell thinks hiding the start button would be a good thing that has been there over 20+ years?)) to make one UI for all devices. If you look features from iOS have been integrated into macOS such as Siri. Someday I am sure Apple will just kill off the macOS and make you run iOS.
And yet macOS High Sierra still looks and behaves just like OSX Leopard. This is something MS need to learn, change for the hell of it is just not necessary - And active tiles suck.
In terms of crashing, both macOS and Windows have issues in this regard, in fact I'd have to say less so in relation to macOS assuming your running the supported version of the OS and not the beta (High Sierra is beta) as Mac have complete control over the hardware the OS is run on and doesn't have to support a plethora of hardware combinations.