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Yes, for about 15 years. I was a Linux/Unix admin at several places, and I ran Linux on my computer (laptop and desktop) as it's such a horrible experience to remote admin Linux hosts from Windows. At the last place, because they had mandated everyone to use Skype for Business for online meetings, and switched off OWA, I actually had an old windoze laptop just for meetings and email. I had tried running 'doze in a VM, but it didn't work well enough for video calls, because of problems with efficiently forwarding USB ports to the VM for camera and mic, and video performance.
My last job was back to windoze support, and in that respect was NOT fun.