If you're ready break up with Windows, this is the Linux distro I suggest for new users
Briefly

from ZDNET1 week ago
SDesk is a newly released, free Arch-based Linux distribution that prioritizes familiarity for new users. Utilizing the GNOME desktop environment, it mimics the layout and usability of both Windows and MacOS, making it accessible for those transitioning from other OS. While it comes with a standard set of applications, including a minimal web browser called Swirl, users can install additional software like Firefox or Chromium easily. Minor setup issues can arise, but they are generally easy to resolve, reinforcing SDesk as a solid option for those seeking a straightforward Linux experience.
SDesk is available now, free of charge, and you can install it on as many computers as you need.
ZDNEThttps://www.zdnet.com/article/if-youre-ready-break-up-with-windows-this-is-the-linux-distro-i-suggest-for-new-users/
SDesk opts for the GNOME desktop, which is configured to resemble a 'standard' desktop that would be familiar to both Windows and MacOS users.
ZDNEThttps://www.zdnet.com/article/if-youre-ready-break-up-with-windows-this-is-the-linux-distro-i-suggest-for-new-users/
The one curiosity I encountered was Swirl, which isn't based on either Chromium or Firefox. I haven't had much luck digging up any information about this web browser.
ZDNEThttps://www.zdnet.com/article/if-youre-ready-break-up-with-windows-this-is-the-linux-distro-i-suggest-for-new-users/
Read at ZDNET
#linux #arch-based #sdesk #gnome #user-friendly
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