My answer is, I don't see the problems, and I don't fight windows. I run WSL2, and when benchmarking performance is almost identical to rebooting into Ubuntu.

My answer is, I don't see the problems, and I don't fight windows. I run WSL2, and when benchmarking performance is almost identical to rebooting into Ubuntu. I've never had a laptop where everything worked well in Linux (WiFi, Bluetooth, sleeping), even when trying laptops where I was told it would work well, like the Dell XPS. Also, I work on (open source) desktop software, where the majority of our users use Windows, so I like being able to easily debug their problems. I work in academia and get lots of word and Excel documents I have to edit, and find while open office can view them it often breaks them if I edit and resave.