How do I play my VR games? How do I test the cross platform application I develop runs correctly on Windows? How do I update the firmware on a device for which the firmware updater only works on Windows?
I use Linux. These are some of the reasons I keep a Windows VM around. So no, it’s not true there is “literally no good reason”.
Get rid of Windows. There’s literally no good reason to have it anymore. None.
I don’t have time to troubleshoot Linux all the time. So there’s one good reason.
I’ve had less time troubleshooting Fedora linux lately than I have on Windows
Assuming it will need a huge amount of troubleshooting is a little crazy.
I don’t assume.
You clearly do assume you would.
Not an assumption.
From all the time saved not troubleshooting windows you might actually have to pick up a hobby, which I suppose to some is a reason
OP wants their Xbox controller to just work so I don’t think Linux is the best option
This, completely switching operating systems is not a reasonable solution to their minor problem.
Seems to be just working with windows huh
My Xbox controller has just worked on Linux for months now?
How do I play my VR games? How do I test the cross platform application I develop runs correctly on Windows? How do I update the firmware on a device for which the firmware updater only works on Windows?
I use Linux. These are some of the reasons I keep a Windows VM around. So no, it’s not true there is “literally no good reason”.
Have to have it for work, AutoCAD doesn’t run on Linux