I tried Ubuntu, again, very recently and had to give up. This was like only 2-3 days of usage. And it is only the stuff I can remember now I have two monitors,

I tried Ubuntu, again, very recently and had to give up. This was like only 2-3 days of usage. And it is only the stuff I can remember now I have two monitors, but Ubuntu thought their positions were swapped. I swapped them back in settings and it looked good and I hit enter to accept "is it good" pop up. Then I noticed my mouse was on left screen while it registers the clicks on right. Took me quite a while to revert it back Firefox was really unresponsive. Was hanging at times and generally felt slower This is subjective, but its UX sucks really. I tried to install some apps, there is like 3 different application managers? None of them was pinned. Can't even install 7z via application managers. There is one application but it didn't work for me. Had to use console. Can't install unrar by default unless you add some repositories. I guess since it is not free. It is even harder for codes since they are just binaries I think? And they come with a package that contains a lot of other stuff that includes chromium? Wth Tried to figure out what my local ip is, couldn't find it on any user interface. Opened console typed "ifconfig" and it is not there now. I had to google which command it was It decided to do some random updates in the background and stuck I think. It had apt-get lock, which was blocking me to install applications manually -- In my opinion Ubuntu Desktop is not improving, at least for average Joe (and I am a bit above that). The opposite really.