@Tattooed_Mummy@Mux@afewbugs And even then, installing a main line Linux distro on a device (if you have one) is very doable these days. It's not very different from installing Windows from scratch.
I use Windows 10 Pro on my main PC and Linux Mint on my laptop to experiment with. If everything goes well, I might switch to Mint on my main PC when support for W10 ends in October 2025. I already know I can log into the company network with my Linux machine, so that's not an issue anymore.
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@Tattooed_Mummy @Mux @afewbugs And even then, installing a main line Linux distro on a device (if you have one) is very doable these days. It's not very different from installing Windows from scratch.
I use Windows 10 Pro on my main PC and Linux Mint on my laptop to experiment with. If everything goes well, I might switch to Mint on my main PC when support for W10 ends in October 2025. I already know I can log into the company network with my Linux machine, so that's not an issue anymore.