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By default it has a similar layout to Windows 10 so it felt natural to me.
It has a couple bugs. But, nothing that really makes the experience painful.
KDE Plasma and Cinnamon are cool.
GNOME is a gnome.
LXQt I haven't used it much, but it seems kind of ugly.
Anyway, I am not very interested into customizing them a lot and there always will be good DEs.
I like the stock command line myself. Blank, good to learn keep up with typing... I am not a smart person so if I work to be better, then it's far more enjoyable.
Avoid Wubuntu. It is... problematic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AegNsIsHcY
Using actual fonts and themes from Microsoft, and charging for it is just asking for legal injunctions.
I don't have any steam points for jesters, Sorry.
https://peropesis.org/