Early this year, I finally made the switch from using primarily using Windows to using Linux. I went with Fedora after hearing good things about its reliability

Early this year, I finally made the switch from using primarily using Windows to using Linux. I went with Fedora after hearing good things about its reliability, but was bracing for a bit of a clunky front-end. Needless to say, I was shocked by how far it'd come and how nice it was. The key point I remember feeling at the time is that it felt like MacOS despite not having used a Mac in over a decade. Fast-forward to a month or so ago, I finally decide to get a mac to try it out, and the really strange thing about it was, Fedora felt more like MacOS than MacOS (or at least, it felt more like my vision of what MacOS would be). I do really like my Mac and I'm still using it for now at least, not saying either one is categorically better than the other, but that has stuck with me. I should probably try out KDE now as well, it looks a bit more windows-like but could be interesting