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Most modern popular distros are as plug-and-play as the latest version of Windows.
I can guarantee that you don't need to do registry fuckery just to disable the default browser.
Every windows after 7 has made me want to switch but I'm weak and pirating windows with as much microsoft stripped out was very easy
If you can remove microsoft out of windows you can use Linux, of course there is some learning to do, some little things will be different but is not that complex.
Bazzite is a good recommendation but I do recommend for you to search for any specific peripheral or hardware that you use to see if has any known problems. Like "logitech g305 bazzite". 99% of the time will just work but the 1% can be annoying to deal with.
You mean like this?
It actually works better on steamos than it does on some windows PCs i just like to post it as much as possible
it might work on any linux. did you try it?
Hmmmmmmmmm I don't know, the hot glue can behave badly on Linux but give it a try.
I'll look for a glue driver