Inconveniently, the Windows version costs money, so I can't do the thing I'd normally do here of downloading it, seeing how useful it is in day-to-day life, and then either continuing with it or uninstalling it depending on the answer.

(I can run it on my Linux dual-boot to figure out, on a pure UI-and-technical-capabilities level, whether it's likely to work for me; but being usable at all is a much lower bar to meet than being sufficiently useful during normal day-to-day activities to warrant spending money on. I'm not sure how to figure out that second thing, given the relative infrequency with which I do anything on my Linux dual-boot.)