Debian Stable user here. I used to use Win 7, which I was happy with. I never used Win 10, except at a library. The chances are minimal that I will install wit

Debian Stable user here. I used to use Win 7, which I was happy with. I never used Win 10, except at a library. The chances are minimal that I will install wither Win 10 or 11 on my machine. Why should I pay beaucoup dollars for an OS that thinks it's their machine, when I can get a free, no-hassle one that does what I want it to do? I've noticed that there's been a certain amount of historical revisionism, too. People are saying how great Win 10 was. Win 10 great?? Are you mad? I've read complaint after complaint as to how bad Win 10 is. Microsoft has done a real number on peoples' expectations about what constitutes good and bad. Meanwhile, on Debian, the OS just stays out of my way. Mozilla has been giving off a "feudal overlord" vibe for some time now, too. I do use VSCode on Linux on occasion, though. It's actually quite a nippy piece of software. I dread anything involving Java like Eclipse. Of course, real programmers use vim anyway.