For reference, I'm a web developer, UI/UX designer and RPA developer. A few years ago, I tried really hard to leave MS and Apple and go full Linux with all my

For reference, I'm a web developer, UI/UX designer and RPA developer. A few years ago, I tried really hard to leave MS and Apple and go full Linux with all my stuff. It lasted about six months and I finally gave up since there's so much I do with Adobe products and they haven't ported any of their stuff to Linux, I just run into too many problems with trying to replace those. I literally loved everything about Linux with that one exception. If Linux had comparable Adobe products I'd be there 100% no problem, which is really frustrating. Everything else you can find an open source alternative for most Apple and MS products. The one thing I do love about Linux is the amount of distros you can choose from. From the absolute minimalistic to brand new distros being built almost daily. If you don't have an Adobe requirement, I'd check out the distro site and take a look around. You should be able to find something to fit what you're doing. https://distrowatch.com/ https://distrowatch.com/