CaffeineAddict
Well-Known Member
Today is January 21, the date when I started using Linux for real and also date on which I registered to linux.org as you can see in below my avatar 
All that I'm going to say is, there is absolutely no way to return back to Windows, there is not a single reason.
Linux concepts and how to do this or that is far from alien to me at this point.
All games I care about work fine, I no longer do any kind of coding in spare time so I don't miss anything from MSFT such as docs and easy to learn libraries etc; that was the hardest to accept while switching to Linux because re-learning could at least a year.
Debian 12 which I'm using since switch still works as if it's fresh installed, there are only very few complaints about accumulated garbage on system such as nonexistent systemd units that are displayed as existing (because they were removed) and are hard to clean up, and program specific accumulated garbage in home directory which can be deleted manually with few minutes of effort, other than this system works fast and without needing to reinstall which I had to do while using Windows to get fresh and full performance.
One of greatest thing about using Linux is plenty of solid software to choose from as alternatives to Windows only programs, and since it's all open source if feels even better.
All that I'm going to say is, there is absolutely no way to return back to Windows, there is not a single reason.
Linux concepts and how to do this or that is far from alien to me at this point.
All games I care about work fine, I no longer do any kind of coding in spare time so I don't miss anything from MSFT such as docs and easy to learn libraries etc; that was the hardest to accept while switching to Linux because re-learning could at least a year.
Debian 12 which I'm using since switch still works as if it's fresh installed, there are only very few complaints about accumulated garbage on system such as nonexistent systemd units that are displayed as existing (because they were removed) and are hard to clean up, and program specific accumulated garbage in home directory which can be deleted manually with few minutes of effort, other than this system works fast and without needing to reinstall which I had to do while using Windows to get fresh and full performance.
One of greatest thing about using Linux is plenty of solid software to choose from as alternatives to Windows only programs, and since it's all open source if feels even better.
