Montrovant
Fuzzy bears!
Well, IDK, I wouldn't characterize W10 as being "full of bugs." I've used it exclusively since virtually when it came out, and I'd have to say it's been pretty much trouble free. Sure there's been a little bug here or there, but it's always been something with an easy, quick fix.Considering most are to one degree or another at one time or another you should ask yourself that question..........What's the advantage of using an OS system full of bugs?
I just wondered about these other operating systems. If they don't play well with this and that and you're always having to tinker with them, then what's the advantage? Why not just use W10?
The most obvious advantage to Linux distros is that they are free.
Beyond that, there are plenty of different people/sites that have given reasons they prefer a particular Linux distro to Windows, or Linux in general to Windows. Maybe it has to do with security, maybe less 'bloatware', maybe reliability, maybe because Linux is supposed to work better with older hardware.
In my experience Linux requires more work on the part of the user. However, everyone will use their PC for different things, so for many, one of the easier to use distros could be as easy as Windows.