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Windows 11 vs Linux supported HW
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Surely we can admit that Linux is ready for general population on the desktop? It's the better choice overall, but the barrier to entry is very high.
Edit: I mistyped and missed the word "not". It's "not ready for general population on the desktop". Sorry guys.
Eh, it runs most games now which was the only thing it was missing for me.