Hello, I run an easy privacy modification modified windows installation as a dual boot with Arch. Windows is still not fine. It still manages to enrage me every now and then.

It's definitely a lot more usable and acceptable than a vanilla install (god forbid using an out-of-box windows installation), but Arch is still so much more stable and sensible.

Also like every update just decides to go ahead and undo a "make windows usable" modification so its kind of a constant uphill battle if you dont completely turn updates off. I have completely turned updates off and now it always thinks there is an update available and bugs me to reboot to apply it, only to end up not applying any updates because updates are disabled.

I understand that switching to Linux (and especially Arch) requires a lot more "dealing with stuff" until you get used to it, but the amount of dealing with stuff is not a whole lot nowadays with "easy" distros and after you get used to it and find your groove the dealing with stuff just kinda stops, unlike windows. Not to mention that the way you're using your OS isnt some kind of weird hack coupled together with a few different debloaters. I really can't see how much more difficult installing and getting used to something like Ubuntu or Mint can be compared to setting up a good debloated windows install.

I use Windows 10 with unatendedwinstall and a few more tweaks added on top with cttwinutil. I'd reccomend it.

That seems like a pretty useful tool. Thanks!

But why is its website written like it's trying to sell me something?