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@NauticalNoodle Yes, indeed, that is a special use case that is not covered well by Linux software.

Edit: There are some apps for it but I never heared anyone using it.

@GenderNeutralBro Instead of being Windows compatible: Microsoft 365 is Linux compatible (They have MS Edge on Linux and everything is running in a web app), so for me there is no need to use Windows ever again. What is it that you really need to use Windows? I think 90% of normal users could deal with Linux nowadays.

@tourist I tried it back in the time and it didn't really work well. It was just a pain. None of the hardware I owned worked well enough. Graphics card only VESA mode, lack of compatibility issues, Wine was crappy at the time, a better approach was SuSE Linux which was the start for me to dive into the Linux world. Since then I took the hard tour and enjoyed playing around with SuSE on a second partition. Nowadays I use Linux only, except for company's PC at the office, there I'm bound to Win.

@tourist See this: https://youtube.com/watch?v=K9LjvXKA0DM&feature=shared 12:42

@Sinclair-Speccy

https://youtu.be/SWmvtdyXlTA?feature=shared

@Sinclair-Speccy That's such a bad Operating System, really bad. Poor features,buggy as hell.