If I feel like it, I might try that Linux in the summer when I have plenty of free time, although Windows suits me perfectly right now (which is what I chose in the poll). But... I have doubts that, for example, modern games will run on it. Or will they?:) And I'll have to look for new software. Or are there software collections available online?:)
As for the time - yes, you need to read a lot at first, but then it's just a breeze compared to Windows. Moreover, there are many distributions that don't require in-depth study - they are installed without problems, and there are very, very rare problems with drivers (only in the case of extremely new hardware for which no one has written a driver yet).
And the environment for running Windows games on Linux can be integrated very tightly, so that they will run on it without problems.
Well, in general, I didn't necessarily mean that someone uses Linux as an entertainment station; I assumed that there should be IT professionals on the forum who use it for work, for example.
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