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Neat, he?
It's a pain when you switch between Windows and Linux all the time and you can't do the middle click in Windows.
Tbf, lots of things in Windows are a pain when you're used to Linux.
Correction: Lots more things are a pain...
But on the other hand, many things that you take for granted on Windows are a pain on Linux. For example, if you want to see advertisements, you can't just open the Start menu.
Just simply...At least in Cinnamon, I can mouse over the audio icon on the panel and roll the scroll wheel to change the volume. Last time I tried it on Windows, you had to click the icon first. While that alone doesn't sound like much, the whole OS is like that, needing extra little interactions for basically everything. Now that I'm used to using Cinnamon, using Windows feels like walking in beach sand.
I believe they added this in windows recently. Otherwise I absolutely agree though.
I'll admit the "last time I tried it on Windows" has been at least two major versions ago. I've never owned a computer with Windows 10 and never used a computer with Windows 11.