I think Linux is not ready for desktop the way Windows is. That's for sure. But I have been daily driving it for 10+ years and recently casual gaming as well. A

I think Linux is not ready for desktop the way Windows is. That's for sure. But I have been daily driving it for 10+ years and recently casual gaming as well. And I can tell you that it can handle a lot of things these days. Especially for general casual users and certain specific niches. If people are still asking "Which distro should I use?", I wrote a Linux distro recommendation framework article for beginners based on my experience. The idea is that if you don't like my recommendations, I hope you can find a distro that meets your needs with the knownledge in the article. Something that I wished I had when I started with Linux. https://www.unsungnovelty.org/posts/01/2024/a-linux-distro-recommendation-framework-and-my-picks-for-2024/ https://www.unsungnovelty.org/posts/01/2024/a-linux-distro-r...