> I'm still trying to make the full time switch to Linux Just did that this year. After trying and failing every year I tried ubuntu + gnome + firefox, I succe

> I'm still trying to make the full time switch to Linux Just did that this year. After trying and failing every year I tried ubuntu + gnome + firefox, I succeeded by altering my choices: arch + hyperland + edge I get the familiar pacman (used in MSYS2) and an UI that very closely matches my keyboard centric AHK configuration (no window borders, my most important apps run in fullscreen on their own workspace) in browser I'm used to (with my vertical tabs and groups, bookmarks etc). I was using W11 Pro or Workstations before (so I didn't feel the pain home users have with disabled options or ads) and I loved windows, but the shady moves toward deprecating Office 2010 made me take a side as Excel is more important than windows to me. Now Excel runs happily on Wine within wayland thanks to the HiDPI hyprland patches, I have a quaketerm very similar to Windows Terminal, and a sixel enabled terminal (wezterm) that's just as good as mintty for what matters to me (sixels, colors, italics, ligatures) I still have some pains as moving to a different OS takes a lot of tweaks, but so far I'm loving it! I would consider BSD for the native zfs support, but the lack of Bluetooth or SystemD and the pains to get modern options like Wayland means I won't.