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I'm switching on Saturday.
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Awww. I’ve been using Linux on and off for decades, and zorin is my fav. It just works. Easy to use, hard to break.
Hah! I definitely didn't mean any shade at Zorin! I used it for a while too. I ultimately moved to Fedora Kinoite and now Bazzite for the exact reasons you described, the immutability makes it even harder to break than Zorin.
It's great we have so many good options these days.
That’s both a bonus and a drawback. Same with the fediverse. There’s so much choice, but that often scares people off. Either way, I love FOSS.