Nope. I stopped using Ubuntu after realizing it offers no benefits over windows. You still have to reinstall the thing every few years when it ends up breaking, and good luck and Godspeed if you ever die in the middle of an upgrade. Oh and it just accumulates cruft and random configuration settings after a while. Thanks, but no thanks. I've had too many ubuntu systems end up in states where something doesn't work with no guide on the internet. In nix, I restart and choose an older generation and I'm left with a clean system. That's the way a computer should work. Are there problems sure? But the class of problem is wholly different.