Windows 10 to Linux?

>>382791
If you are asking questions like that, I am sorry, but you probably won't be able to use Linux properly. It is far trickier to use than Windows and supports less software.

Sincerely, Windows User.

>>382791
yes it's a good idea if you don't "need" any windows software(games, software for your work/education)
start by googling how to install ubuntu, then download an .iso and boot up a "live usb"(or dvd if you choose to use one) and test it out, if you like it, install.

less malware, better performance(usually), potentially less buggy. give it a shot.

sincerely, ex windows user.

>>382791
mint is cozy

>>382819

This.

But bear in mind any warranties that came with the laptop will probably be voided by this.

Mint is designed to be friendly to Windows users. I have recently installed it on a Win10 laptop, no problems so far, although honestly I've only used it for a bit of word processing, checked out Gimp, and some surfing.

>>382878
Warranties are on hardware, you absolute retard.

>>382902

Edgy

>>382800
This
If you after ask it ain't for you
This isn't the place to ask anyway Linux users on here are deluded by linux