This is the first time I'm hearing of Zorin OS. What's so unique about it? It seems pretty standard based on the release features, and that upstream is just Ubuntu LTS. Does anyone use Zorin OS?
I would guess its selling point is that it's easy for beginners to use and look a little like Windows. My friends dad recommended it to me and I tried it for some time but I never liked and probably never will like Ubuntu.
I put zorin lite on my girlfriend's old ass laptop, works well if you just need stability and snappiness and won't mess with much
I like how it just works and how beautiful it is
Man, and I thought Linux Mint point releases' changes were lacking. No new info on porting to wayland or what timeline they have on package rebasing, its hard to recommend ZorinOS to people nowadays without it being outclassed by Linux mint.
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