>>105863617
>I think it's time to make the switch.

May I ask why? I'm not judging, just curious. I have switched between Windows and Linux quite a lot of times. I've been daily driving Fedora for the last 6 months, but every once in a while I feel the urge to use an OS that's actually compatible with most software. Unfortunately, I've gotten way too used to the linux workflow

>Any tips on switching to Windows as a Linux user?

If you have gotten used to downloading stuff through the terminal, you should get a windows package manager. Winget is included by default on Windows 11 (not on LTSC tho, and that's like the only edition of Windows 11 that's kinda worth it) but I personally prefer Scoop.

>>105863695
>>105864217
What's wrong with Windows 11 (ltsc) compared to Windows 10? The only issue I had with it back when I was using it was the ugly taskbar, but you can get the Windows 10 taskbar back in less than 10 minutes using something like explorerpatcher.

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