Over Windows 10: Up-to-date tech stack (not necessarily anything critical)
Bad over Windows 10: Breakage through new context menu, breakage of window bar (forced grouping, no window text), introduced window bar spacing to context menu actions
Downside over Linux: Restrictions (configuration, adjustments), Annoyances (pushing of MS software and tech)
Upside over Linux: Rich usage, gaming, software ecosystem, more of a straight-forward default and customizability over many distributed options and divergence(?), usability feels better.
For me the only thing that remotely feels better than Linux is Windows 10, but every time I try to use it, reality slaps me in the face with why i changed to Linux in the first place
My distro is fedora Linux KDE
Windows 11.
Over Windows 10: Up-to-date tech stack (not necessarily anything critical)
Bad over Windows 10: Breakage through new context menu, breakage of window bar (forced grouping, no window text), introduced window bar spacing to context menu actions
Downside over Linux: Restrictions (configuration, adjustments), Annoyances (pushing of MS software and tech)
Upside over Linux: Rich usage, gaming, software ecosystem, more of a straight-forward default and customizability over many distributed options and divergence(?), usability feels better.
For me the only thing that remotely feels better than Linux is Windows 10, but every time I try to use it, reality slaps me in the face with why i changed to Linux in the first place My distro is fedora Linux KDE