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I'm with UT.... run Linux. I recommend Linux Mint for most users. It's based on the popular and stable Ubuntu kernel, has a huge developer community and with the GNU and Cinnamon options, a familiar appearance. It does take a little getting used-to because the system commands are named differently than Windows, and there will be a certain amount of tweaking to get it properly configured to your particular system, but finding answers to most common issues is as easy as Googling with the right terms. Once you get used to it, you'll never go back.
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