> is there any Linux distro with a desktop experience that matches Windows and macos? Sure. Ubuntu, for example. I don't know what people's expectations are

> is there any Linux distro with a desktop experience that matches Windows and macos? Sure. Ubuntu, for example. I don't know what people's expectations are in terms of UX & GUIs, but I have been perfectly happy with Ubuntu over the last 10-15 years. Other than gaming (I am not a gamer) and some specialized applications (Photoshop, etc.), I can always find an application on Ubuntu that worked for me: Libre Office, FreeCAD, KiCAD, IDEs, most programming languages, ... There is no problem with installing stuff either. In the last 10 years, I did not have to build anything from source and "apt" (or its GUI equivalents) works perfectly fine.