Agreed. Here is a list of things I ran into in my past attempts to use Linux as a daily driver: * random errors coming out of nowhere on Linux after a refresh

Agreed. Here is a list of things I ran into in my past attempts to use Linux as a daily driver: * random errors coming out of nowhere on Linux after a refresh installation + package update * IME not working (Asian language) * IME providing very low quality suggestions leading to slower typing speed * scaling issues (fractional scaling) * random freezing on gnome * No sound from speaker on a laptop (driver issues) * issues with connecting to 802.1x wifi (in a certain distribution, was able to get around via command line) * not being able to find one decent pomodoro app -- the one in the Ubuntu store doesn't work, like, at all * window management is way behind Windows That's what I can think of right now, but if I spend more time I can come up with 30 more. Windows and Mac have their fair share of bugs, limitations and weirdness, but nowhere nearly as bad as this.