It was heralded as such a couple of years back. And while I’d argue it didn’t manage to keep up the momentum since, this recent update has definitely reignited my enthusiasm towards the project.
Regardless, you should test out distros that interest you on a Live-USB. I’d recommend employing Ventoy to that effect as it allows you to simply stack multiple ISOs on the same USB. Furthermore, adding/removing ISOs is as easy as placing/removing it in/from the designated folder. In effect, it does a great job at streamlining the process.
As for which distro to use, consider making a dedicated post in one of the Linux communities with this inquiry. Consider mentioning stuff like:
activities on PC
what software you use
device specs
If you’re not interested in creating a dedicated post, but would like a rundown/infodump instead, then consider requesting that in a reply to this comment.
Is this supposed to be the best designed distro? I’m just starting my Linux journey.
It was heralded as such a couple of years back. And while I’d argue it didn’t manage to keep up the momentum since, this recent update has definitely reignited my enthusiasm towards the project.
Regardless, you should test out distros that interest you on a Live-USB. I’d recommend employing Ventoy to that effect as it allows you to simply stack multiple ISOs on the same USB. Furthermore, adding/removing ISOs is as easy as placing/removing it in/from the designated folder. In effect, it does a great job at streamlining the process.
As for which distro to use, consider making a dedicated post in one of the Linux communities with this inquiry. Consider mentioning stuff like:
If you’re not interested in creating a dedicated post, but would like a rundown/infodump instead, then consider requesting that in a reply to this comment.
I do think it’s “well” designed. “Best” is going to be up to you. Lots of folks look for different things.