If you're ready to pull the plug on Windows, I found an ideal Linux distro for new users
Briefly

SDesk is an Arch-based Linux distribution that caters to new users with its familiar GNOME desktop environment, providing a clear interface similar to Windows and MacOS. After installation, users encounter standard features like a user-friendly menu and system tray. While it comes with common apps, including an office suite and a browser, SDesk introduces Swirl, a minimal web browser without much available information. Despite this, the overall user experience is clean and uncomplicated, making SDesk a suitable choice for beginners unfamiliar with Linux environments.
Everything was immediately familiar, as SDesk opts for a GNOME desktop configured to resemble a standard interface for both Windows and MacOS users.
The distribution ships with most of the tools you'll need, including a web browser and an office suite, making it user-friendly for newcomers.
Read at ZDNET
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