The other nice feature for linux is the ability to make task bar show it's performance stats on the shortcut bar so you can see all of your cpu hdd gpu stats in graph form. I was using fedora 42 with mate desktop and had this feature. it's amazing to have and is missing in the windows environment by default. I think something with a we base program had this, but I can't figure out how to use it and it would be nice in the default taskbar.
BTW, this would work on multiple graphs that were next to each other if selected in setting with various display settings. You could move it around a task bar as desired and lock in place etc. It was pretty basic. But pretty nice to have. You get used to seeing the graph.
Also, you cannot put your task bar on the top or sides of the screen. In mate desktop you could fit them anywhere you wanted basically around the edges of each screen/windows/monitor. This is also missing from windows.