@LateNightLinux I used to dual-boot Windows and Linux, since fan control was only working through a Windows program for a laptop. Thankfully, Linux gained support for the fan a while later. Then I changed laptops for other reasons and fan control just worked in Linux on the new (and current laptop).

I now dual-boot Linux and Haiku on a desktop and have Haiku on an external drive for the laptop, since sometimes I want to use all the cores for compiling and Haiku just feels so much better on bare metal.