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One thing I've noticed lately is that everyone and their kid brother (for some reason it's all guys) seems to be doing videos about how they switched to Linux because Windows 11 sucks so hard. Or tried to . . . many were fine, but some found that in the end, some key piece of software stopped them from going full Linux.
But what I've found interesting is that everyone in these videos seems to agree that, as an OS, Linux is better than Windows now--more user friendly, not getting in your way, no ads, more privacy, customizable and so on . . . absolutely nobody said anything about Windows having any actual features they missed in Linux. When there was a caveat it was always "So it was great, but I need to use Adobe stuff" or "It was great, but the anti-cheat situation". Which means basically for any use-case that doesn't specifically require particular Windows software that won't work in Wine or Proton, everyone agrees Linux is not just ready, but superior.