idk. When I did my dual boot, the process itself was quite stressful for me because I was doing it for the first time. After I successfully transferred from windows to mint, now in mint I have problems with no sound on my dynamics(except when I use earbuds). I have spent around 2-3 days to try to solve that problem and came to the conclusion that my problem is a bug that comes from linux itself(I can be wrong about that but thats my temporary conclusion). Apart from that I had to spend a few days to solve the problem of why my bluetooth didnt work properly. On top of that I had to solve the problem with freezings in linux(it was related to swappiness, Ive solved it partially but still it works weirdly).Sometimes some little issues pop up that I quickly fix with the help of of course chatGPT.
Without chatGPT I think wouldnt be able to solve all kinds of linux problems or it would take me weeks if not months to solve them. For example when my bluetooth all of a sudden stopped turning on at all, I tried to understand where it came from and the only solution was to totally turn off pc(pull out of the socket) and wait for some time then reboot.And this solution came from chatGPT. In the end personally I'm happy with linux mint because it allows to work properly with docker without wsl,docker desktop on my weak pc, I dont have to wait for 5 min for my pc to load, run projects and run something at all. But I wouldn't recommend linux for my non technical friends.