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I switched from windows 10 to pop!_os on my thinkpad p15s almost a year ago. My biggest surprise was thinking I would still need windows for anything when I haven't needed to think about it since.
The most frustrating part is that I'm requires to use windows 11 for work and it just feels so broken. But in all seriousness the biggest issues I've had were a couple driver issues that were easily fixed from the debug.
Honestly my biggest regret was not switching sooner. The learning curve really wasn't bad. Just read the forums and docs. I run it on everything now. I game with it, I run a small homelab with it, I'm productive with it. I dont think there is anything I would miss. Everything works as well if not even better.