Certain games(for me its about 4) just need a touch more support and then I'll completely switch to penguin power.

It's not. Linux is just a kernel, it doesn't have any GUI by itself. So it doesn't look like anything.

I already switched, fully got rid of Windows almost four years ago.

Here comes the linux supremacists to rage at anyone who doesn’t use their OS (they’re the minority of OSes)

I like being spied on because it proves I wasn't robbing that bank last week.

Ubuntu is beauty in its purest form.

Originally posted by Chaosolous:

There's only four reasons not to switch at this point;

• Someone is a shill who enjoys Microsoft ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ them.
  
• Someone is a shill who enjoys garbage multiplayer games.
  
• Someone is a lazy shill who doesn't want to learn alternative software for Adobe or similar software.
  
• Someone is a stupid shill who doesn't really know how to use Windows or their PC in general, so the word Linux is like kryptonite to them.

That's literally it.

Pretty elitist and arrogant to say this.

It's sometimes ironic how the FOSS "community" talks about choice being important, and then they trashtalk other people for their personal choices.

If you're really into software freedom, you should feel fine with people running ANY operating system that they want/like/need. Period full stop.

For me the "best" thing from Ubuntu is its font.

You know, how they write "u", "n" and "t". It's so beautiful!

I don't like some other of their stuff so for Linux I use Mint. It has the same font by default.

Originally posted by Chaosolous:

There's only four reasons not to switch at this point;

• Someone is a shill who enjoys Microsoft ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ them.
  
• Someone is a shill who enjoys garbage multiplayer games.
  
• Someone is a lazy shill who doesn't want to learn alternative software for Adobe or similar software.
  
• Someone is a stupid shill who doesn't really know how to use Windows or their PC in general, so the word Linux is like kryptonite to them.

That's literally it.

games I play online work just fine. But I'm aware multiplayer doesn't work in some games, something related to how the anticheat is implemented

I have spent the last 48 hours trying to find a distro where everything "just works" with an Nvidia gpu. FINALLY found one with EndeavorOS. A terminal-focused distro, which is a PITA, but the dedicated Nvidia iso installs the 575 driver by default. And when say "just works" I mean everything works AND is butter-smooth (desktop and games).

System has just a GTX 1060, but this is an exploratory run for switching to linux on my main system (which has a 4070 TiS).

KDE wayland desktop btw

Grug think it for man want change, woman in heart.

Originally posted by Ocelote.12:

For me the "best" thing from Ubuntu is its font.

You know, how they write "u" and "t". It's so beautiful!

In the UI it changed from the previous version(s).
Hasn't been everyone's cup of tea.

The beauty of linux is if something isn't working or just doesn't exist you have the core ability to reach under the hood and fix the problem yourself. The unfortunate problem is that most people don't know they can even do this, and the ones that try usually lose a hand in a fan belt and then say linux is bad.

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Originally posted by DarkCrystalMethod:

The beauty of linux is if something isn't working or just doesn't exist you have the core ability to reach under the hood and fix the problem yourself. The unfortunate problem is that most people don't know they can even do this, and the ones that try usually lose a hand in a fan belt and then say linux is bad.

MacOS and Windows have plenty of advanced diagnostic tools, which by the way do fix vast majority of issues that the users are facing. And there's always the option to reinstall the system.

You get even more diagnostic tools for Windows if you run Hiren's BootCD live.

Most consumers just take their devices to a technician if it gets to that point, no matter which system they are using.