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Let me give you 2 big reasons:
Point 2 is wrong. It's very easy to basic stuff. I'd argue it's easier than Windows, which is a convoluted mess. You're just used to it being shit.
Point 1, maybe. The fact you just keep repeating "particular hardware or software that does not work" without actually giving an example shows you're talking out of your ass though. Sure, there are a few cases, but not many anymore. Most, if not all, of those cases can be handled by a VM though.
LOL I love it when people get offended because someone disagrees with them and then try to put forward their experience as if it's a fact. I didn't repeat anything. I said it literally 1 time. You expect me to sit here and list the dozens of hardware configurations that I've personally used that have conflicts with Linux? Hell anything with an Nvidia GPU (which is the vast majority of GPUs in existence) is an exercise in software engineering just to get it functional.