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Have you tried it? Linux is famous for the fact that, if you have a head, hands, and desire (first and foremost), you can turn it into not only a trolleybus, but into anything you want – if we're using that analogy, into a very convenient and very fast sports car, for example.
Ubuntu)) I'm not denying that, if you have all of that + time, you can create an excellent operating system. But Linux has one important drawback for me, as a gamer – it's the problem with Windows games. Yes, there is corresponding software, so you can play Heroes 3, and maybe even 5. But with new games that require a lot of RAM, unfortunately...:(
P.S. The moral is: nothing will work exactly as you need it "out of the box" – everything absolutely needs to be carefully configured to suit your needs – the difference is that some things are easily configurable, and some are not very – take Windows, for example – it has a lot of hidden settings, in addition to the standard ones.
I agree. But for configuring Windows, I prefer third-party software.