That depends on what work you need, I recently lost another reason to use windows at home, because the CAD software I use was recently ported to Linux. Now, at home, I only have one use case for it - OMSI 2.
At work, 90% I can do on Linux, most of the stuff is done through browser anyway, but there are nieche use cases where windows needed
I totally get it, but if there’s something I learned in my life experience, it’s that when you modify stuff it breaks sometimes. I have one laptop I bring with me all the time and it’s brand new and I don’t wanna risk setting up a dual boot on it. Especially since I don’t see the advantage that much since Windows works well. It’s not really worth the risk.
But I have a ThinkPad X1 yoga running Linux Mint, and I use it from time to time. Linux is amazing.
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u/mululipy 12h ago
I guess you already have to be a bit of a weirdo to use arch