When I said I was using Windows 10 as a daily driver, I didn't mean for my development stuff. I use my MacBook Pro with macOS for development stuff and work. L

When I said I was using Windows 10 as a daily driver, I didn't mean for my development stuff. I use my MacBook Pro with macOS for development stuff and work. Linux for file & web serving, troubleshooting devices, file system/partition management, etc. Windows 10 is the system I come home to, sit down, and use for web browsing, document stuff, and playing Blizzard games after work. My Ubuntu install could do all these things really. But VOIP on it, pulseaudio in general, is pretty garbage. I can't seem to get my mic to stop listening to itself through my headphones. I don't have this issue in Windows so I've been using Windows. I've tried to fix the issue, but it hasn't been easy to fix and I don't have the energy to mess with figuring out why pulseaudio is being a pos when I get back from work. That said, I would never do anything beyond UI, .NET, and HTML dev on Windows. Too much of a hassle to get good flow. VS Code takes out most of the issues though.