I'm with you 100%. I'm typing this on a computer that came with Windows 11. I booted it a few times, and reserved a terabyte of my (8TB) SSD for it, but I nev

I'm with you 100%. I'm typing this on a computer that came with Windows 11. I booted it a few times, and reserved a terabyte of my (8TB) SSD for it, but I never use it at all. I've got some Windows VMs, from XP through 10 that I rarely use, but I use them when needed for things that require those platforms. I got an email from Intuit two weeks ago informing me that they weren't going to support Windows 10 anymore, so I guess I'll be deleting my Windows 10 VM soon, but I have no intention of ever creating or running a Windows 11 VM, or installing anything important on the soon-to-be-deleted Windows 11 partition I have, so I guess I'll quit using TurboTax after 40 years of using it. I looked into the possibility of running TurboTax with Wine (or CrossOver, for which I have an eternal license), but apparently it doesn't run at all there.