I didn't try Windows 11 yet, and I will try to avoid it for a while until it's stable enough. I've heard of enough bugs, and I don't want to have any. I dislike a lot of things about Windows in general, speed being only one of them.

I like Linux for a multitude of reasons, such as a much simpler installation without having to wait for the OS to "set things up", a better Updating experience, a better experience installing programs and managing them, the lack of dozens of processes that are required to run and which take away from my resources for no reason, compared to Linux which runs only the processes it absolutely needs, or the lack of bloatware software such as "Phone Link", which I disabled in so many ways in Windows, being a feature I don't use, and yet it still runs and uses some RAM even though I don't need it.

If not for the lack of available software / games, I would completely switch to Linux. Sadly, a lot of the things that I need, such as Photoshop, work only / mostly on Windows. The same thing applies to gaming. So I'll keep dual booting until either Windows gets good enough or until there's more software / games available for Linux.