98% of performance problems on my machine are traceable to a crappy Electron video communication app (skype) eating 4 cores and still having hiccups galore. Swi

98% of performance problems on my machine are traceable to a crappy Electron video communication app (skype) eating 4 cores and still having hiccups galore. Switching to a different app usually fixes the issue. I'm pretty sure the average user cares about "hey this app sucks, but this other app gives me the same functionality without issue". You can hope they never discover other apps for work-from-home, but frankly, if that's your business model, you're doing it wrong.