I've been running KDE Neon on a NUC for several years now, and has been quite happy with that as a secondary PC.
However, as much as I like it, I've not even tried to run it on my primary desktop due to the lack of a viable RDP alternative.
The irony here is that with Microsoft implementing RDP support in WSL2, the thing that might finally remove the key obstacle might render the entire point moot.
However, as much as I like it, I've not even tried to run it on my primary desktop due to the lack of a viable RDP alternative.
The irony here is that with Microsoft implementing RDP support in WSL2, the thing that might finally remove the key obstacle might render the entire point moot.