rich1.0aptea (npub14z…jmw42)https://nostr.ae/npub14zwvjvf0ztfp8hlwzv2hqtpjhaugwrgecrvlwrggq2vj8kdd36tscjmw42njumphttps://nostr.aeYou could try ZorinOS, it is very friendly to former Windows users but with a less outdated UI than Mint. What was your main reason for not liking Mint? Aside from Zorin, you could try something like Fedora, as it has various desktop environment options and is at the cutting edge of Linux development.