You don't have to even use Windows. Even Ubuntu will do sometimes lol
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Pop!_OS has made things even easier than Ubuntu now. At least from a default look, feel, and getting started quickly perspective.
I would love to switch completely to Linux, but the Engineering software I use is specific to Windows and their certified drivers (Solidworks). However, my home computer may get the switch sooner than later! I love how well SteamOS works and now I want it on my main machine.
I've had my own problems with Linux, it mostly depends which problems you prefer
I dual boot just so I can still have programming software for many of my ham radios. Planning on getting a graphics card soon and then I'll use windows for that and fallout 🥴
ime fallout actually runs muuuch smoother on my linux install. modded out too
Most birds have trouble with windows. Especially when they are polished and super shiny
I was considering going back to Windows but I think my problems were just with Plasma. Any recomendations?
Please try linux mint, it truly is an exellent and nearly bullet proof OS. Pretty much the most popular distro so theres a good chance if you ever do run into an issue or want to know something its not hard to find the info you need with a simple query. No driver jankiness or hardware support issues ive ever experienced either.
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