Honestly, I have used all 3 for over a decade now. Like everything else in technology, each one has it's pros / cons. :) These days I spend about 80% of my time on Windows, but I am on the "Fast Ring" of the Insider program, and I heavily utilize WSL. The other 20% of my time is on OSX, which I use primarily for XCode and iPhone integration. I used to dual-boot Windows / Linux when I was heavy into Android Development, but I feel like as good as Windows 10 is, and having WSL built-in, I don't have a need anymore for a full-blown Linux Distro installed, personally.
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Honestly, I have used all 3 for over a decade now. Like everything else in technology, each one has it's pros / cons. :) These days I spend about 80% of my time on Windows, but I am on the "Fast Ring" of the Insider program, and I heavily utilize WSL. The other 20% of my time is on OSX, which I use primarily for XCode and iPhone integration. I used to dual-boot Windows / Linux when I was heavy into Android Development, but I feel like as good as Windows 10 is, and having WSL built-in, I don't have a need anymore for a full-blown Linux Distro installed, personally.