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It gets real funny when you use Linux for 6 months+ and then install windows in a virtual machine. The amount of shit you have to click no or skip on is astounding.
I only switched 5 months ago or so, but your comment is exactly the reaction whenever I use or update my wife's windows pc. I used windows for ~30 years now, and was just "used to it" - but after only 5 months away, the bloat experience is unbelievable. Why did/do we put up with that?
It was the vidya games for me.
That's no longer an issue now.