Linux is for and by developers and enthusiasts. The others so require brew or WSL to be added. My brother is the least tech user you can imagine and got tired

Linux is for and by developers and enthusiasts. The others so require brew or WSL to be added. My brother is the least tech user you can imagine and got tired of windows updates breaking his drivers every time they ran. So, he ended up with a Dell Linux desktop (Ubuntu) and has had no problems, meaning bluetooth, wireless, etc. I don't know about Nvidia support. My disclaimer is that I have been using mac stuff forever, along with Linux because in earlier times, very little of the open source good stuff was compiled for mac. That said, most of my computer time these days is browsing, and processing photos, and I use open source apps on the mac to do that. The imac of over 10 years just lost its backlight, and I really miss the brightness and sharpness. Don't forget that Apple and Microsoft exist to make boatloads of money, and will do what it takes to expand their business models. (selling content, devices, A.R., pushing A.I. into stuff, SAAS, and lately, banking) Linux is great because of what it's NOT doing, IMO. Getting things done is about focus on the task.