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good ubuntu based distro? (lemmy.fmhy.ml)

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I have only used mint,pop,and nobara on my pc,I tried vanilla but didnt like it, Is there any good ubuntu based distro thats easy to use? I can use the terminal fine,I also want gnome 44

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[–] dotancohen 1 points 1 year ago

The answer really depends on what do you not like about Ubuntu. I personally use Kubuntu, which after setting some settings is the ideal environment in my opinion. KDE on anything is great.

If you mention some of your peeves with Ubuntu, I might be able to make a better recommendation. Even Debian is a solid distro, it is what Ubuntu is based upon.