> I also don't have the nerves for Linux. I want the computer to be a thing to solve problems not a thing to cause problems to solve :)
That is only true of Linux for specific things like gaming, or if you cannot resist the temptation to try stuff and tinker.
Even having moved to a relatively unstable/problematic Linux distro (Manjaro) do not find myself spending any more time solving problems than when I used Windows (which as a long time ago, so not applicable to current Windows).
It's really not though. I've run Linux on physical hardware as a side concern for the last 25 years and it's mostly a pain in the ass, even right up to now with things like sudden power drain, sleep problems, WiFi fucking out, high DPI issues etc. I don't have the time for that shit.
That is only true of Linux for specific things like gaming, or if you cannot resist the temptation to try stuff and tinker.
Even having moved to a relatively unstable/problematic Linux distro (Manjaro) do not find myself spending any more time solving problems than when I used Windows (which as a long time ago, so not applicable to current Windows).