Updates: Updates on Windows are separate, and opening a window that reminds you of updates during activity is annoying, but on Ubuntu, you can manage all updates from a separate section.
2. Security: Ubuntu is more secure than Windows; due to its lower popularity than Windows, it has not been considered by people for creating viruses and malware. Also, Accessing accounts on Ubuntu is more complex than on Windows.
3. Desktop Customization: Ubuntu has more features in desktop customization. In Windows, customization has its limitations.
4. System Resources: The latest version of Ubuntu does not require a powerful hardware system, but Windows needs double the RAM compared to Ubuntu.
5. Free: Ubuntu is completely free compared to Windows.
6. Live environment: There is a risk of data loss in Windows by deleting Windows, but in Ubuntu, you can boot the full version of the data on USB and use the Ubuntu features without needing to install it.