Having used Windows for more than a decade before that I thought let's give Linux a try. After a year I uninstalled the Windows and stayed with Linux. Now, 6 years later I am still extremely happy.
In my workshop I have all major operating systems and where 10 years ago Linux was the thing you had to constantly fix, this has now changed — in fact there are constantly things not working (or at least changing without notice) on Windows and Mac.
KDE as a desktop is just amazing and beats even MacOS in many places. Hardware support has become mostly a non-issue (I'd still advice to check beforehand tho). Some things like Audio routing (pipewire) are downright amazing. You want Youtube to output audio via HDMI while outputting VLC audio via bluetooth and something else via the headphone output? You want to run your microphone through your DAW before going into Zoom? You can do just that by patching some wires.
Edit: Linux on the Desktop has become better (and is still doing so), meanwhile I am not 100% convinced Windows and MacOS aren't in fact getting worse.