Wild speculation: Version envy. For a while, it looked like Windows and macOS were both going to stick to version 10. Then, after twenty years of macOS being 10.x, they announced a version 11, and one year later Windows followed suit.
I'm not a professional programmer or developer, so take my comment for what it is.
There's no chance I will ever use Windows 11 for the privacy reasons discussed here ad nauseam. But I'm not super comfortable with Linux. I installed and used Zorin OS on a spare laptop just to experiment and it was fine until an update caused my display to no longer work.
I like to game so long story short when Windows 10 support ends I think I'm going to try and use a steam deck as my general purpose desktop. It's Linux but more user friendly I guess?
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There's no chance I will ever use Windows 11 for the privacy reasons discussed here ad nauseam. But I'm not super comfortable with Linux. I installed and used Zorin OS on a spare laptop just to experiment and it was fine until an update caused my display to no longer work.
I like to game so long story short when Windows 10 support ends I think I'm going to try and use a steam deck as my general purpose desktop. It's Linux but more user friendly I guess?
The best experience always comes from desktops and Linux-friendly laptops. Framework officially supports several distributions.