Actually, compatibility with macOS and iOS is just something I see that could ease adoption (and if somebody brings their Apple device, I can hope for some interoperability).
I’m not sure I’m particularly lucky, I would rather think (hope!) that those things made stuff easier for many (most?) people besides me and this is the reason number one I like them. When I set up a GNU/Linux system on someone else’s computer, they make my and the user's life much easier. I've not conducted or read a study about this though and if it actually broke many users it would definitely be concerning.
As a direct consequence of these considerations, no offense to you, but I actually hope that you are unlucky :-) (and I wish you luck for the future and that what broke on your side will get fixed!)
I’m not sure I’m particularly lucky, I would rather think (hope!) that those things made stuff easier for many (most?) people besides me and this is the reason number one I like them. When I set up a GNU/Linux system on someone else’s computer, they make my and the user's life much easier. I've not conducted or read a study about this though and if it actually broke many users it would definitely be concerning.
As a direct consequence of these considerations, no offense to you, but I actually hope that you are unlucky :-) (and I wish you luck for the future and that what broke on your side will get fixed!)