Sure, maybe we should gather a random group of people, give each of them a laptop with Linux and Windows, and tell them to do some common tasks on both of them.

Sure, maybe we should gather a random group of people, give each of them a laptop with Linux and Windows, and tell them to do some common tasks on both of them. Let's see which one they prefer, and have less issues with. Common tasks include: - Zoom/Google Meet meetings including screen sharing - Playing music on bluetooth headphones - Watching movies on Youtube/Netflix - Playing games (with official support for both platforms) - Using external monitor with different DPI