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I can recommend Kubuntu, KDE has better support for fractional scaling and is a very usable and distraction-free window manager. In general I'd try to stay away

I can recommend Kubuntu, KDE has better support for fractional scaling and is a very usable and distraction-free window manager. In general I'd try to stay away from NVIDIA drivers on Linux, unless you're doing GPU-intensive work the embedded graphics is often the better choice as it's less power-hungry as well and sufficient for most tasks.

distances 7y ago
And for KDE+Ubuntu it's always advisable to also check the official KDE distro KDE Neon, based on Ubuntu LTS. I don't know of the timeline for 20.04 based version though.
- nanna 7y ago
  What's the advantage of Neon over Kubuntu?
  - distances 7y ago
    Up to date and optimally integrated KDE directly from the project. Looks like 18.04 came for KDE Neon only in August 2018, so that's a bit slower process then I suppose.
rhinoceraptor 7y ago
KDE is also a lot less garish than it used to be. That was the one thing holding me back from using it.