Why I Use Both Linux and Windows

I am a marketer in love with tech and building communities around products. My passion is understanding how things work, what people think, and how organizations function.
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A few years ago I completely moved away from Windows, and even wrote a blog post about it. I was sick and tired of it, but I also had to find a way to stop myself from gaming. I used to play League of Legends at least 3 hours per day, almost every day. On weekends... I guess even more.
Yes, you have games on Ubuntu, and I still gamed, but way less, and discovered a whole new world of gaming from a different, less addictive perspective.
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My printer, for example, doesn't have the same functionality on Windows and Ubuntu. I have more flexibility with its native Windows app. Let's not talk about the bank software or some legal work-related websites that required me to install some more things. So, I had to stick to Windows.
After quite a long break, I started playing it again, just wayy less than before. I guess I'm at a much better place in life right now.
I have a laptop with 4 speakers. On Ubuntu, only 2 of them, the weaker ones, work. It's been like that for a year now, so I guess that won't change any time soon.
Ubuntu is my playground. I can do whatever, even break stuff, and not worry about breaking anything work-related.
Windows is for League of Legends and work. That's it.
If Windows breaks, I can work from Ubuntu. If I break Ubuntu, I'll just use Windows until I sort things out.
I didn't buy it, it already came preinstalled. That kind of made things easier for me.
As I've said in my previous article, just use the tool that fits your needs. If Windows works, then great, if it doesn't then find the right flavour of Linux and fix the problem you have.