Had to revert back to Windows yesterday in exasperation: things still looked way too glitchy, it took two entire minutes in general to boot up (Windows takes ~30s), apps like the Brave web browser took another minute to open, GNOME felt actually less customizable than Windows explorer (where you can at least natively move the panel to wherever you want), Bluetooth headphones connected but gave terrible audio quality, Colors on screen got too bright at one instance then too dim at the next, Battery barely lasted an hour, some frustrating apt bug just refused to let me install the software (even from .deb setup files) I wanted, CPU fans ran on full throttle all the time ...
I even had to manually download and compile some obscure unmaintained software to create a Windows bootable USB. Windows is universally hated as a meme, but its industry dominance isn't really undeserved. With WSL2 there's much less reason to shift to Linux now.