Not really, a modern Linux will do a real boot faster than Windows does its fake-boot-it-really-was-hibernation-wake-up thing.

If you do web development it is also a much better development experience than using Windows.

Bluetooth devices work much better in Linux than Windows (at least the ones I have).

USB devices are also much better handled in Linux. I never see an 'Installing device driver for this USB stick' message.

I plug my kindle in Ubuntu, it opens Calibre. I plug my kindle in Windows, it shows a folder.

I lose all these niceties if I run Linux inside a VM.