I am dual running windows 11 and Ubuntu (because realistically It's the easiest to setup); what should I actually do on it? I understand the benefits of it being open-source and optional with data sharing, but I have no clue what to do with it.
wipe the windows partition
>>107890757>what should I actually do on it?Try to make all your software run on it, so you can get rid of this abomination Win11 is.(Sadly, you probably won't be able to.)
Pick one thing you exclusively use Windows for and start doing it only in Linux. Gaming, graphic design, dev, whatever, get everything set up so you can live in Ubuntu while you do it.
>>107890757Linux can do roughly 95% of what Windows can. Your job is to figure out if what you do belongs to those 95 percents.
Maybe we can share some insight if you tell us what you usually do on Windows? I am willing to bet, as another anon here rightly stated, that you can do 95% of your Windows tasks in Ubuntu comfortably.
