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>Is that a problem for you? Do you also act with bigotry over people who don't eat the same breakfast cereal as you?

That’s… weirdly agressive. What about me stating I’ve never met a fan of X feels bigoted to you?

It's not about differences of opinion. It's about liking genuinely bad things.

A better analogy might be: Do you act with bigotry over people who eat grass for breakfast?

How is it bigotry? I've never met anyone who likes, say, "Baby Shark" (well, anyone with an age in double-digits). I'd be surprised if many -- possibly any -- exist. But if they do, well, de gustibus non est disputandum. None of my business, and I bear no ill-will towards them.

not sure how OP is acting with bigotry against windows users just because they were surprised that there are people who are enthusiastic about windows.

I share their sentiment, it's like discovering that there is a group of people who are Internet Explorer fans, or avid listeners of the generic no-name pop songs specifically made to be unremarkable background music they play in my gym to avoid paying royalties. It's just surprising since I haven't met anyone who doesn't just treat it as something to either put up with or replace with alternatives before.