The Ubuntu-like distros are getting ever-so close to being a great candidate for a standard Linux desktop for general users. Ubuntu and Kubuntu are close to this and probably are great for a specialised user such as the author. Unfortunately, one thing that's still a problem in many Linux distros are the inconsistent support for system-wide shortcuts and the still in progress transitioning from X11 to Wayland. i.e apps complaining about Wayland support on X11 DE and vice versa.
I have confidence that distros from the Ubuntu family are at least getting there in making the Linux experience more pleasant, but it isn't as consistent and integrated as macOS whenever I use system-wide shortcuts recognised in the OS and all apps and Time Machine being able to backup instantly to another Mac. If I told someone to do the same from Ubuntu to another distro, you're just 20-30 Duckduckgo searches away to type the solution in the terminal.
Thanks, but I'm perfectly fine with macOS on my Macbook for now.
I have confidence that distros from the Ubuntu family are at least getting there in making the Linux experience more pleasant, but it isn't as consistent and integrated as macOS whenever I use system-wide shortcuts recognised in the OS and all apps and Time Machine being able to backup instantly to another Mac. If I told someone to do the same from Ubuntu to another distro, you're just 20-30 Duckduckgo searches away to type the solution in the terminal.
Thanks, but I'm perfectly fine with macOS on my Macbook for now.