Unfortunately, besides Office, my employer still has a much longer list of desktop and web applications that only work with Windows and Windows-only software (e

Unfortunately, besides Office, my employer still has a much longer list of desktop and web applications that only work with Windows and Windows-only software (e.g. Internet Explorer). The most prominent obstacle is Acrobat, as we use fillable PDFs with smartcard digital signatures for all of our internal paperwork. Adobe stopped supporting Acrobat for Linux around 2013. I can't even view a lot of our PDFs with the alternative viewers, let alone fill and sign them. Anyway, I agree to your point about Microsoft turning my opinion against them with all these things about Windows 11. I used Windows 10 at home quite happily from 2017-2021, and I even praised the new Chromium-based Edge to my friends and coworkers. I switched back to Linux when I got a new laptop in October, and I feel like I got out of the Microsoft ecosystem at the right time. I still need a Windows 10 virtual machine on-hand for occasional work-from-home tasks, though.