I use KDE Neon because Windows seems almost childish in comparison.
I use KDE Neon because I haven't bought a Mac yet but I don't know if that would be an upgrade. Neon is just superb.
I just can't imagine how anyone could get use to Neon and then use Windows without thinking it is a joke. Especially if you turn off the bells and whistles, everything is instant and instantly responsive.
I barely know any linux commands but installing software has been trivial in various software managers and apt get.
Beyond that everything just works. I think this experience is predicated on not playing games though. I have no idea what the state of games are for Linux, Windows or Mac.
As long as Neon has a critical mass to exist I could absolutely care less if more people use it or not.
I use KDE Neon because I haven't bought a Mac yet but I don't know if that would be an upgrade. Neon is just superb.
I just can't imagine how anyone could get use to Neon and then use Windows without thinking it is a joke. Especially if you turn off the bells and whistles, everything is instant and instantly responsive.
I barely know any linux commands but installing software has been trivial in various software managers and apt get.
Beyond that everything just works. I think this experience is predicated on not playing games though. I have no idea what the state of games are for Linux, Windows or Mac.
As long as Neon has a critical mass to exist I could absolutely care less if more people use it or not.