Most relevant software today runs in web browsers or are cross-platform applications, so even when you have a Windows laptop, you probably spend most time in a web browser or a webview wrapped in an app and not in a native and exclusive Windows application.
That's a very different situation from 20 years ago, where a lot of important software only existed for Windows.
E.g. today you can just ditch Windows and install Linux on that same old laptop and wouldn't lose anything important.
That's a very different situation from 20 years ago, where a lot of important software only existed for Windows.
E.g. today you can just ditch Windows and install Linux on that same old laptop and wouldn't lose anything important.