>>8140317it's honestly not that hard. I used ubuntu and mint back when I was 16 because the arch install was too daunting and tiling wm configs were too complicated, but there are enough good guides, easy alternatives, and honestly llms can help a lot (although having an idea of how things work so you can tell when it's making shit up helps) with whatever linux problems you're likely to encounter, that it's really not hard these days. if you're the kind of windows user who changes settings and is comfortable following a guide to edit registry settings, you can use linux. I wouldn't recommend it to my mom, but I assume you're more technically competent than my 68 year old mom. that being said, if you're content with windows then you're fine.
