@carloshr @Openhuman @privacy @linux I think Zorin OS is good for this.

@carloshr @privacy @linux i think you should.

It’s not made for customization, but I’ve not found a better install and run experience.

@carloshr @privacy @linux
From Windows? Mint. After Mint? Manjaro. After Manjaro fucks again with the signing keys thing and their amnesia? Mint. Or MX Linux. Once you are past the learning curve, Debian. Want to get your hands dirty? *buntu based distro. Hype? EndeavourOS.

@carloshr

For privacy and “FOSS ideals” stay away from Ubuntu and RedHat.

For “easy for a Windows user”, I tried switching to Linux 6-7 times over 15 years, different distro every time.

The one that finally “stuck” for me was #Mint.

Although honestly, nowadays, most of the top distros are very good. I’m also a fan of #Pop_OS

@privacy @linux

I would recommend what looks most promising/fun to you.

personally I am staying with the “big ones”. on my gaming pc I have installed fedora with kde. on my notebook(with touchscreen) I am trying Debian with gnome and eventually arch when I am clear on how I want my system to be exactly

for work and network stuff I use debian with kde.

If you are unsure I’d recommend either debian or fedora with kde. Ubuntu isn’t really something for me because snap is really annoying (apt installs sometimes default to snap but don’t tell you outright)