Windows compatibility was always a checklist feature meant to convince anxious Windows users that switching would be fine. In practice hardly anyone bothered wi

Windows compatibility was always a checklist feature meant to convince anxious Windows users that switching would be fine. In practice hardly anyone bothered with it. And this was when the PC mattered more. If they're switching today I don't think they'll care at all about Windows compatibility (and it might not even be an issue since Microsoft seems to be switching to ARM as well).