I have been using mainly Windows at home, and think Microsoft usually does an ok job at supporting and updating their products.
Recently I got a Canon Eos R6 II camera, which supports HDR images since the sensor supports 10-bit. With previous photo gear, I have usually been using JPEG images (for compatibility and size), even though I have played around a bit with RAW images as well.
So I find there is a slightly more modern file format (.HIF, high efficiency image format, which seem to be around ten years old now) than JPEG available now that has better compression and supports HDR images, so I want to try it out.
I have installed Canon Digital Photo Professional, and it's nice, but I still want to manage my image collection directly in the operating system's file browser.
To my surprise Microsoft does not support it out of the box, but recommends installing both a free HEIF image addition, and a HEVC video addition which costs around 1 dollar. I have installed both (and payed for the HEVC addition), but it still does not work for the 10-bit HIF files produced by my Canon Eos R6 II camera.
It does work for 8-bit HIF / HEIF files produced by my OnePlus phone, however.
The Canon files work just fine in Ubuntu 22.04 by the way.