Do you think Linux is a viable OS software?

Just do a dual boot, and keep using Windows for gaming and things you are having difficulties on Linux on the beginning

Linux is most definitely a viable operating system for the home user.

Especially with Valve's recent push to get a larger support for it.

Google's Stadia will also push the boundaries in terms of gaming for the Linux platform.

Iam a graphich designer, I use Adobe apps, so for me its not an option Linux

My opinion over linux it's not for everyone. It's for programmers and for business people. It's not for gaming and for designers.

Linux is amazing with steam supporting it now, as I play all the games I enjoy on it. I also have full control on what information gets sent fr my PC. I use Ubuntu mainly due to its massive community.

Linux is good for running bots and other stuff that don't require much power because its cheaper then windows.

Linux is beautiful, and great but it is for users who have knowledge of it, that is, advanced users in operating systems, since it comes out of all the schemes that are used in windows, if you want to handle it well, but I would recommend that you continue with windows and use a virtual machine in it, and start practicing with Linux and when you have the confidence and good knowledge you can change it on your system if you want to.

In both Linux is very good but there is a lot of problem, it is not the system in itself but the compatibility (games, application, software etc ...)

The compatibility is definitely what holds it back for the most part, the platform could be better if given some better compatibility support to be honest. :rangery: