Try Linux, I just recently installed fedora on dual boot
But be aware that it’s not all hunky-dory because I’m still figuring out how to get nvidia drivers working after trying solutions I found online and I’m still trying to figure out how to get hdr working in gnome and there’s also the fact that kde plasma keeps freezing after a short time so I’m stuck on gnome
Installation was fine though, I was scared I was going to fuck something up with dual boot
I liked the look of KDE plasma and used it when I first started with Linux but it is a buggy mess and extremely bloated. It feels like it’s stuck trying to be Windows 7 aero.
As for NV I use Nvidia as well and I haven’t had any issues on CachyOS with Nvidia’s actual “open” drivers (not neuveau)
Try Linux, I just recently installed fedora on dual boot
But be aware that it’s not all hunky-dory because I’m still figuring out how to get nvidia drivers working after trying solutions I found online and I’m still trying to figure out how to get hdr working in gnome and there’s also the fact that kde plasma keeps freezing after a short time so I’m stuck on gnome
Installation was fine though, I was scared I was going to fuck something up with dual boot
I liked the look of KDE plasma and used it when I first started with Linux but it is a buggy mess and extremely bloated. It feels like it’s stuck trying to be Windows 7 aero.
As for NV I use Nvidia as well and I haven’t had any issues on CachyOS with Nvidia’s actual “open” drivers (not neuveau)
Give bazzite a go, it’s Fedora atomic but has NVIDIA and game features baked into the image.
Life’s too short to try and manage NVIDIA drivers on linux