The tool to get rid of the watermark on the Win11 desktop, and by coincidence the 'experimental' ads in the File Explorer, is called Linux.,(reply>), @Mike Wood I agree with your point. <br>I wish i could move to ubuntu, i program a lot in .NET and the environment on linux is wonderful (talk about being a language originated from microsoft). <br>The thing is that i also enjoy gaming, and more unlucky is that i enjoy the games that have less support on linux. Valorant, League of Legends.<br>Some day this might change, i wish it does with the steamdeck, and in that point ill move. <br>Linux is better in every way but in UX currently, that could be fixed with more userbase there.,(reply>), @Quique1222 valid points. I use linux at home because I couldn't stand the idea of win11 being on the horizon and needing to buy a new laptop. Mint, Manjaro, and Kubuntu all work fine on a non cutting edge laptop. I don't game on it, so I have had quite literally no issues at all. But it's not for everyone. As the saying goes, your mileage may vary.,(reply>), @Quique1222  Better off using Windows ltsc,(reply>), Too bad its support to nvidia drivers is bad.<br>Too bad that 90% of online games dont work, or risk getting banned.<br>Too bad that things decide to stop working because yes<br>Too bad you have to use the terminal to fix a simple solution, like setting a default audio device<br>Too bad that the desktop is choppy with nvidia drivers (ubuntu).<br><br>Now, to be real, i actually like linux, and i use ubuntu-server daily using the command line, but for consumer use, for everyone in their house, its just not ready, and thats a fact.,(reply>), Too bad it doesn't support anti-cheats yet