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why did you switch?
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Windows is just constantly trying to distract you from work. It's slow, hogs resources, kills my battery.
After tinkering a lot I have found a workflow that works great for me on Linux and I couldn't have found that with windows.
To be honest though. To switch to Linux I'd say you'd have a reason. If you don't work a techy job and don't plan on doing so and don't have much interest in it, you'd just have an easier time with windows.
But let me tell you once you go into Linux with an open mind and willingness to learn, you'll love it.