Yeah it is, I've just had my old boss say that he is wanting me to install Linux on his main desktop because this is the 3rd time in 6 months that his PC has failed to boot after an update and he isn't even able to enter the recovery menu to restore a system snapshot it's that broken.
I don't mind 11, it runs everything fine, even old ggames which suprised me. But I can't get my network sharing going like I can in 10 so I stay on 10. Would like to try Linux but none will load rofl
Linux is a journey, not a destination. If you have enough time to learn it and figure out the bumps along the way, you end up being so much happier, I get so frustrated using windows 11, I prefer Linux over Win 10 though, just a few things I want to do aren't available in Linux yet.