The games industry remains a hotbed of people that vehemently hate Apple, even those that have never touched a Mac.
replyPart of it historically was a sort of Visual Studio induced Stockholm Syndrome, where for a long time if you were doing C++ work that was the only sane way to go.
There are some companies that even filter potential employees on this basis.
Which companies?
replyApple leaves gamers alone, it does not even attempt to be a nontrivial gaming platform and makes no promises. Why would gamers and gamedevs hate it? It just doesn't exist in their market.
replyIts a computer. People are gonna try and play computer games on it.
replyFrom the noises that occur whenever you force a Windows loving gamedev to use a Mac the first major "problem" is mouse acceleration.
replyDon't have to remove anything. This used to be possible on Macs with bootcamp as they called it.
replyBootcamp was a hedge when Apple was a lot less dominant than it is now.
replyWhen Apple transitioned from PowerPC to Intel, it wasn’t clear that was going to work. Being able to boot into Windows was sort of an insurance policy that’s no longer necessary.