With Linux, there's often a good clean way to do a thing, and then there are weird hacks.
On Windows, it often starts with weird hacks, as Microsoft is further enclosing its ecosystem.
(I use Windows mostly for gaming and VR, and still have to constantly fiddle with the system to keep it working on a basic level, sad face emoji. Who would've thunk that merely playing a 8K European documentary in VR would require configuring DirectShow filters found on GitHub.)
Dios Mio, get mpv, enable gpu-hq
Honestly I've never thought about that before.
Linux distro devs, working for free, pushing excellent product can't compare with these clowns in high-paying jobs at Microsoft, pretending they're working.
I start with Tiny11 first though these days, then run that to get rid of the last few bits.