"Late" support. That's easy to say when you're not the one needing to use hardware that Linux doesn't support a decade later. Or the more mainstream features th

"Late" support. That's easy to say when you're not the one needing to use hardware that Linux doesn't support a decade later. Or the more mainstream features that aren't supported for 3-5 years after they went Mai stream. I'm not a fan of what MS has turned windows into but their surveillance is easier to mitigate than Linux insiting we use hardware from he 90's.