Windows 10 and 11 have been the single biggest factors pushing me onto Linux as a daily driver. I currently dual boot my desktop, spending my time 50/50 betwee

Windows 10 and 11 have been the single biggest factors pushing me onto Linux as a daily driver. I currently dual boot my desktop, spending my time 50/50 between Linux and Windows. Windows mainly for gaming, Linux for work (and some gaming). The biggest annoyance for me in Linux is that Chrome is a bit janky. I am running Fedora with (as close as possible to vanilla) Gnome. I wish Chrome would just use GTK4 and integrate as seamlessly as Firefox does. I use it with Wayland support and using the GTK theme option in the menu - but it's still a while away. Edge is better but it's still a bit odd. Seeing the progress made in the Gnome project and Gnome 44 also being a great release - I have high hopes that my Linux desktop will be a better user experience than Windows or MacOS soon.