I threw Ubuntu 24.04 in a VM it’s been a few years since I’ve used it.

I was unpleasantly surprised.

Politically sure, but economically the USA is hurt by this war. You may as well make the case that it’s in China’s interest, or Indias.

But that wouldn’t align with Kremlin disinformation that you’re spreading. Wilfully or not.

Russia (and Putin) are so weak the USA forced them to invade their neighbour?

Cope.

You don’t have to remove candy crush etc from your start menu? Lucky you. I certainly did.

With you for the most part, except where you say the bloated, slow, unreliable, piece of crap Teams is fine…

The way things have gone over recent years, I don’t think it’ll be all that long before I can make a permanent switch.

Good for you.

Probably just a gamer. My cycle is normally:

1. I’ll switch to Linux permanently this time.
2. Damn. Game X doesn’t work. Fine, I guess I’ll dual boot.
3. Meh, restarting is so inconvenient. I’ll just stay in Windows until I’ve completed this game.
4. I never reboot into Linux. Fine, I’ll run it from a vm instead.
5. A year or more passes, revert to step one