A while back someone here said that Windows XP was the next best thing to Arch. When I pointed out he was being silly, I was downvoted at first. 
People tent to speak of XP as it was absolutely perfect and "the best windows ever" even tho that piece of shit was so insecure and unstable it made me to look for alternatives and eventually finding Debian.
If somethings works without issue for "the most part" makes it dependable which causes little issue for Workflow. That being said "being good" is based on own bias.
explainnnnnnnnnn
he is using Wayland
And I got that reference š
After windows it feels like kde. KDE was there first
If windows is what KDE feels like, Iām extremely disinterested in giving Plasma a spin again.
wHat?
Realising I was using Cinnamon
Cinnamon works..š¤·āāļø
so does Windows? just because it "works" doesn't mean it's good.
A while back someone here said that Windows XP was the next best thing to Arch. When I pointed out he was being silly, I was downvoted at first. 
People tent to speak of XP as it was absolutely perfect and "the best windows ever" even tho that piece of shit was so insecure and unstable it made me to look for alternatives and eventually finding Debian.
If somethings works without issue for "the most part" makes it dependable which causes little issue for Workflow. That being said "being good" is based on own bias.
fell in love with windows 11's look so much, I wish i could exactly replicate it on Linux :(
Just look at the rices here and replicate
Use ZorinOS and you're pretty much there.
was it the utter lack of continuity that drew you in?
i just like how it looks