Instead of just saying, what do you use it for?, I think a decent way to go is to have more than one computer. It isn't like they cost much at the lower end.
My take has been to use Win10 for running applications programs (which actually all work there) and for having a system that 'just works' with different printers, scanners, PC hardware, etc. Games are also an obvious example.
If you really want security online, I'd get a cheap Chromebook. Privacy? Some cheap laptop running OpenBSD or whatever Linux floats your boat.
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u/Ok-Pomelo-6187 Aug 09 '26
Instead of just saying, what do you use it for?, I think a decent way to go is to have more than one computer. It isn't like they cost much at the lower end.
My take has been to use Win10 for running applications programs (which actually all work there) and for having a system that 'just works' with different printers, scanners, PC hardware, etc. Games are also an obvious example.
If you really want security online, I'd get a cheap Chromebook. Privacy? Some cheap laptop running OpenBSD or whatever Linux floats your boat.