IMO, the hardest part of moving over is relearning a bunch of things you’ve taken for granted. However, Windows has been changing and breaking things at such a rapid pace, that not even my friends who still use it can keep track.
I switched to linux because I estimated that it would take less effort to relearn some basic things rather than having to keep fixing my windows installation.
I think the hardest part of moving over is the temptation to dual-boot. Linux is better, but if you have Windows 11 installed and you need to boot into it for something or other, you’re never going to use Linux.
And then there are the challenges of setting up a VM in Linux.,
IMO, the hardest part of moving over is relearning a bunch of things you’ve taken for granted. However, Windows has been changing and breaking things at such a rapid pace, that not even my friends who still use it can keep track.
I switched to linux because I estimated that it would take less effort to relearn some basic things rather than having to keep fixing my windows installation.
I think the hardest part of moving over is the temptation to dual-boot. Linux is better, but if you have Windows 11 installed and you need to boot into it for something or other, you’re never going to use Linux.
And then there are the challenges of setting up a VM in Linux.,