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Fedora Linux (KDE spin), and macOS (Hackintosh)
I like macOS quite a lot. It's UNIX and has much of the same tools as Linux, with more polish and commercial support.
I use Linux for gaming, macOS for general use.
I used to have a Windows partition but hardly ever used it. And every time I booted it I remembered why I dislike it so much. Also Windows Update is THE worst OS update solution there is.
If I ever get a better VR headset I might reinstall windows for VR gaming. But until then, don't need it.