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Huh?

What command?

Windows is better, really? Linux is like a breath of fresh air for me, and in two years of using it, I have never noticed or encountered any critical problems or bugs, but when there is a problem, it is usually not so difficult to solve it because there are resources and people who can help.

My only regret is that I didn’t try Linux a few years ago.

Right, thanks for correcting. But I also think that in addition to the government, the current state of the country is influenced by people, their worldview, religion, and culture.

What the heck are you talking about?

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You can even not use DE, some people use only Window Managers (with additional things), or even just terminal.

I’ve also heard that not many people like Ubuntu because of snaps, why is that?

Well, people don’t like snaps for a number of reasons, because they are forced on users, bloated and slow, Canonicals themselves are quite shady, systemd, etc.

I would rather use several different types of packages than trust one that is tied to a shady company.

I don’t know what you mean by “A distro that allows you to easily switch between KDE and GNOME”, because any distro that has both should be able to easily switch between KDE and GNOME. As for user-friendly, something like Ubuntu or Mint, maybe Manjaro and Pop, EndeavourOS if you don’t mind learning and don’t mind using a terminal.

Most of the alternatives are too small and unpopular, or have paid subscriptions, so most people won’t even think of going there, and YouTubers won’t even think of switching to alternatives because they will lose more than they gain. It’s sad, but Google has a strong grip here.

openSUSE Tumbleweed eliminates support for x11

Wait, what?

LXQT. Why? Because: It is lightweight, consumes little resources, is quite customizable, and has full Ukrainian localization.

Maybe I’ll switch to XFCE/MATE, but not if there are a lot of things not translated, or if the translation is worse than even Google Translate.