More importantly, they provide updates as they become available so you don't have to wait for the next cycle.Linux updates pretty often, too, depending on your distro
I put off installing Win11 for a long time. I finally upgraded my two desktops and one 14 year old laptop to Win11 a couple months ago. The laptop would not upgrade without doing some registry trickery, but it was easy enough to find out how and to perform. All three devices are running smooth and quick.It can run Windows 11 just fine, but I'm in no hurry.
However, not all Windows apps run natively in Linux. I have 2 apps that only run on Mac and Windows. I have to upgrade to Windows 11 in order to run next years TurboTax. Only one of my PCs meets the Win11 requirements but there are workarounds to get Win11 installed on computers that don't have TPM 2.0 but meet all the other requirements. And there is a program at github that will get rid of all the Win11 bloatware and eliminate the anti-privacy apps as well as allow you to do a local login instead of a M$ log in. flyoobe to install Win11 on non-compliant PC and crapfixer to remove bloatware and privacy issues.
You can use TurboTax online. Its browser based and works fine with Firefox in Linux.However, not all Windows apps run natively in Linux. I have 2 apps that only run on Mac and Windows. I have to upgrade to Windows 11 in order to run next years TurboTax. Only one of my PCs meets the Win11 requirements but there are workarounds to get Win11 installed on computers that don't have TPM 2.0 but meet all the other requirements. And there is a program at github that will get rid of all the Win11 bloatware and eliminate the anti-privacy apps as well as allow you to do a local login instead of a M$ log in.
It appears that there is tax software that runs natively on Linux. I might give that a try.You can use TurboTax online. Its browser based and works fine with Firefox in Linux.
In case anyone is wondering if this is fake news, look here:I have to upgrade to Windows 11 in order to run next years TurboTax.