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A Windows user switched to Linux for a week and learned five lessons. Linux distros and desktop environments vary greatly, so distro hopping is advised. Installing apps requires learning repos, AppImages, and Wine. Breaking the system teaches valuable lessons, and telling friends about Linux often gets uncaring looks.
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