This doesn't really mean much to most people, since 99% of drivers are for obsolete or rarely used hardware. If you have recent enough devices, experience is m

This doesn't really mean much to most people, since 99% of drivers are for obsolete or rarely used hardware. If you have recent enough devices, experience is much better on Windows. When I built a new PC about a year ago, installation of Windows was a breeze, and all drivers were automatically installed. Whereas on Linux side, I've tried latest version of two popular Linux distributions (Ubuntu and another one I cannot remember), and they didn't even have the network adapter drivers. After spending some time I just gave up, because it was not trivial to fix it.