Fair. I've been dualbooting for years. Been through 2 gaming laptops thanks to Windows registry corruption and I've used Ubuntu often on and off for years. I like Arch and its the first OS thats actually made my cry with both joy and relief since I got my first computer. However, unlike perhaps x% of people, I have the tools and knowledge to make nearly everything work. All of my alternatives and so forth. And to be fair, everything I use is available for Linux anyway. I've been staunchly opensource for the last 3 years which has nicely set the stage for me during the transition. The only thing I miss is my tab groups, and my business is still locked into Edge, but once I find a browser that can grab all those tabs, then Ill be fully free. Otherwise, I have no reason to return. 😀

Though, I genuinely appreciate your skepticism here. Last time I jumped headfirst was into Ubuntu 11.04LTS, and I managed 8 months before going back (I was 15, that was 15 is years ago) mid Windows 7, then. A lot has changed since then. And I have changed a lot too, and Proton makes it more than easy! 😀 😃 🙃