I switched to Pop!_OS last year when I was doing a hardware refresh. I started reading up on all the hijinks in Windows 11 with trying to trick users into signi

I switched to Pop!_OS last year when I was doing a hardware refresh. I started reading up on all the hijinks in Windows 11 with trying to trick users into signing in to their local machine through an on-line MS ID. I had a big problem with the idea of paying someone a subscription fee to use my own machine. Showing ads and "feeds" on my desktop and in my start menu that I had no control over was already bad enough in Windows 10, but Microsoft had indeed cranked things up to... well... 11. Since then, Microsoft has only added evidence that my decision was a good one.