Yes for someone like yourself who is comfortable with a computer from 2003-2022. The challenge is that Linux isn't a singular product its a source compatible e

Yes for someone like yourself who is comfortable with a computer from 2003-2022. The challenge is that Linux isn't a singular product its a source compatible ecosystem of parts. There has always existed a collection of excellent parts one could use to make an excellent experience. However as a user you probably don't want to build your own distro so you are going to be relying on someone else's collection and projects come and go and differ substantially in quality both between projects and over time. For instance Ubuntu has basically from my perspective gone to hell.