Depends what you're looking for. If you're used to Ubuntu you'll find Debian to be similar: just a less-polished, less-branded UI and maybe slightly older (perh

Depends what you're looking for. If you're used to Ubuntu you'll find Debian to be similar: just a less-polished, less-branded UI and maybe slightly older (perhaps more stable) packages. You might also like Fedora as a pretty mainstream, up to date desktop distro, but under the hood you'll find more differences like rpm instead of apt. edit: I'd add that Linux distros are complicated: the issue in this article is hardly a reason to leave Ubuntu if it's otherwise working well for you.