@chjara I mean at this point it's literally just "I installed Mint because I didn't wanna keep dealing with windows bullshit, and up until now I've encountered no issue I couldn't fix very quickly"

I mean damn, I'm running a custom script just for fixing a physical issue with one of my mouse buttons' poor connection causing it to send the signal in rapid succession rather than just once. I don't even really know if I can do that in windows, but I've just set it up so one program hijacks the button to run a script that kills the first program, sends the button signal, unbinds the mouse, launches the first program again, waits 100ms, rebinds the mouse

Like I legit don't think I can do that in windows

@chjara On the one hand, Linux will sometimes just Have An Issue for no discernable reason, but on the other hand, solving it is usually doable by just running a handful of commands in a terminal

Meanwhile, when Windows has an issue, you can just fucking buy new hardware cause solving that shit requires the Professional version of the OS