I liked all of Windows, mostly because I am interested in technology and it was always a big thing to install the OS and see it working on my PC. As for Linux,

I liked all of Windows, mostly because I am interested in technology and it was always a big thing to install the OS and see it working on my PC. As for Linux, I am trying every year or so to run it on the desktop and everytime nothing works as expected. It is either the wake up that dos not trigger one of the screens, ot the audio (a complete disaster) or something else. I am sure that there are solutions but this is really a patchwork. It is interesting how this is in contrast with their headless servers - I ran so many things for years, now mostly in docker and it just worked. When not, the error messages were usually informative - compared to the MS Windows events. This duality i snot really a problem 8 I have vastly different needs on both platforms (except for docker when I develop - but this works fine with WSL2). I did not know that there are Windows versions that display ads, though.