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Use Linux Mint.
Not 100% compatible with everything i use. I understand that advice works for most though. Or Iโve been told that at least.
What isn't it compatible with? All these people making baseless complaints about Linux driving me crazy. Most people are just too lazy to Google an error code. I'm convinced there are hidden Windows shills in the fediverse like undercover Russian spys.
Seriously people act like googling an error is the end of the world AND windows never ever makes a user troubleshoot. Like dude windows constantly fucks up and you gotta figure shit out
Honestly, I don't even know when I had a windows problem.
I use Windows, Linux and MacOS regularly and I have zero problems with windows.