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I switched from Windows 10 pro to Linux three months ago. I should have done it sooner. The experience so far has been positive.
But to be honest, I haven't tried some applications I bought years ago for Windows (I guess I'll use Wine or Proton for them.) I hope they are usable, but even if they won't be, I won't have any regrets about my decision.
Windows was a constant battle against enshittification. I was getting tired of it. I might do something similar with Android this year.
Same. I'm thinking about giving graphene a whirl since I have a pixel. My chief concerns are that my 2FA applications aren't going to be supported.
I have used graphene os for a couple years now and have no regrets. My bank app, cash app, password manager, insurance app all work. Have had no issues, for myself at least getting any apps to work. Its an awesome os and I highly recommend it.
That's another concern for me. I don't mind using banks' web interfaces, but I wouldn't want to be locked out of my accounts because OTP don't work.