Plus, the linux transition process is a lot easier these days. Most the open source programs have a windows version for you to learn on. There's the linux for windows subsystem to learn the terminal basics. Linux Mint broadly mimics Windows' interface. Installing linux isn't the massive challenge to set up that it was ten years ago. I don't even have windows partition these days.
Honestly, if someone is a Windows user it's probably easier to slowly transition each of your programs to the open source versions then make the leap to linux than it is to learn Mac's set up.