>Only if your chance on a "good" compatible laptop. So there's no need of "Windows Certified"? I had a fair deal of the problems you described on Windows lapto

>Only if your chance on a "good" compatible laptop. So there's no need of "Windows Certified"? I had a fair deal of the problems you described on Windows laptops (private and company provided, all certified for Windows, no less). Linux desktop has its fair share of problems, but Windows runs far from flawless either. I liked Windows when it didn't spy on users but after switching to Linux I was positively surprised. And some stuff I really care for such as incremental remote backups with a decent user interface runs way better on Linux.