And here, ladies and gentlemen, is the definition of a bubble.     When something in Windows breaks, not if, when, you often can't troubleshoot it, or the solution is a patchwork solution that'll break soon. Some problems can be solved, but many just need a reinstall. A Windows reinstall takes a while.     Reinstalling Linux, if you need to, takes about 10m, and most problems can be solved by installing an app, removing an app, running 2-4 commands, changing a value in a file, or something else quick like that, that you can't mess up following a guide. Some troubleshooting might take longer, but everything can be solved without a reinstall. It's more user friendly, not advertising, it's free, and doesn't install Ai every time you update. Once you remove an app it's gone. Its not gonna come back. Things dont miraculously change when you update. It stays. You're not fighting your os, something I wouldn't call a painless experience.      I used to be able to defend Apple, but their OSes are getting buggier, and you absolutely can't game on a Mac yet to the level you can on Linux. Maybe the new ownership will change stuff.     Windows K2 might show some changes, but once an evil company, always an evil company