You’re welcome, have fun :). You can also setup virtual machines to see if you like the look and feel before actually installing it on your system.

This way you’ll be able to try a handful of distros at a time, just a bit of a speed run so you can get to the one you want faster.

Try it. You’re asking for something subjective and dependent on hardware and use case.

For example I had a ton of trouble with mint. I tried Ubuntu and it was okay. I then tried popos and have been running it for over 3 years now and I’ve had maybe one large hiccup but nothing but a stable system.

I’ve been daily driving pop for about 3 years now on my desktop built with components from almost 6 years ago. Much smoother of an experience than Ubuntu (yes pop is derived from Ubuntu) and tiers above the rest.

I have found the problem. You’re supposed to be laying on it, not the table laying on you.

You find it unusable? How so?

Sure, it’s like denuvo on games if you are familiar. First it was “security” then it was adding third party bullshit that isnt removable only “freezable”. Hogging resources and killing performance.