I have been working in design and print, professionally, for the last 15 years. I have worked in all types of environments - from print shops to agency studios. Currently, I manage design and prepress in the print industry. I have the opportunity to work with designers and photography professionals at all levels of the game. There is absolutely no merit to what you are saying. You can keep typing, but that won't make what you are saying true. It will only show you to be uneducated and foolish.
Adobe has always had a contentious relationship with Apple. Adobe has gone as far as pulling software from Creative Suite (Premiere) in the past from the OSX platform entirely. Adobe designs for Windows primarily, OSX is often an afterthought. The most recent example is Photshop's lack of and slow support for retina displays. Apple has in many ways moved away from manufacturing professional production machines in favor of entertainment devices and sealed units that cannot be upgraded. I still use OSX. The iMac is a nice, compact system that works well for our household. I use Windows as well. If I were self-employed and reliant on my own computer system for work, I would absolutely build a Windows 7 PC that could be upgraded over time to run my adobe apps on. All that being said, applications tend to run equally well on either OS platform. I go back and forth between PS, LR, ID, IL, and Premiere, and see no difference in functionality between Mavericks, El Capitan, and Windows 7 and 8. Windows 8 has it quirks, but the software runs fine on it. You can take your experiences watching VH1 and MTV and anecdotally apply those to the real, outside world, but I think you will probably be wrong most of the time. Those worlds often do not comport with reality.
