>Use a properly supported -buntu distro and you are good. Honestly it sounds insane but I've started recommending Manjaro KDE. Stuff breaking due to rolling r

>Use a properly supported -buntu distro and you are good. Honestly it sounds insane but I've started recommending Manjaro KDE. Stuff breaking due to rolling release seems to happen less often than me avoiding having to do other stuff that newcomers to Linux are unfamiliar with. Like adding a ppa or struggling to find a package since it lets you easily add the AUR, snaps, flatpaks, what have you without a care about the competition between those. The install is painless. KDE's stuff feels intuitive and familiar to windows users and is customisable enough you don't have to deal with some minor personal preference annoyances.