There's no real challenge to using Linux as a daily driver. Firefox works like on Windows, or you can use Chromium if you prefer. LibreOffice is one of many good office suites. Krita, Darktable, OpenShot, etc. are FOSS alternatives to common corporate programs.
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LibreOffice is definitely solid. While sometimes they don't have the plugins for standard font, it's something that can be easily installed. At least back in college days, I had to customize it a bit just so it could fit the uni standard for writing and such
I really like that Linux offers a lot of open-source software, as well as free programs for work. It’s probably a matter of habit to get comfortable using most of the software on Linux.