No. I did enough techie geeky stuff in my IT career. But now I don’t like spending my time doing it. Yes, it leaves with things “as delivered” instead of me “tweeking” things to my exact liking - most of the time, not always (as I do always uninstall Win 10’s Cortana and Onedrive apps). It’s a “I don’t want or like spending the techie time” anymore. Can do, but won’t do it UNLESS and ONLY WHEN some single issue crops up and I have to get it “fixed”.
I could do Linux or others (some of the systems under my charge as an IT director in the past did run Linux and other systems) - but I just don’t want to spend the time acquiring the knowledge and familiarity to do it. Not lazy, just don’t want to invest time any day in it.
About a year ago, I bought a Linux Mint laptop.
Linux is okay for basics — wordprocessing, email, etc., but it is still lacking in many ways.
For, example, the Linux Firefox will not run all of the extensions/add-ons that the Windows FF will run.
Also, I tried to run WINE. Every Windows program I tried to install/run failed partially or completely.
I am still looking for a way to watch FoxSportsGo, ESPN and NBCSports. Every browser fails. They may load partially but will not connect. I periodically check forums and try some of the suggestions, but so far NADA.