For me, Windows is right out. Fine for a one-shot, but not something I want to use every day. When I drove school-bus earlier in my life, the mechanics who fixed the buses didn't use bargain tools. They bought Snap-On tools. Quality is a Good Thing.
Inferior products break.
Good tools just let you do what you want and ignore them. That's why mechanics spend big money on their tools and take good care of them. They're not particularly interested in the tools themselves, but just want to do their jobs without having to worry about their tools. It runs on the cheapest hardware. It looks like a bargain at first.