OK, I have been having LMDE for a while and I am quite OK with that. Ubuntu on the second partition but not using it much. That is the laptop as in my footnote.
I also have an AIO HP ProOne 600 G5 21.5-in All-in-One Business PC that came with Win10, with upgraded RAM to 32GB, will swap the HDD for nvme and instead of HDD will be sata SSD for data, the computer has spaces for both.
I am wondering whether I should stick with LMDE or try something else?
What would be your choices? Something easy to use that doesn't need many tweaks. I plan to have a VM with Windoze in it, as there is one software that only works on Win or Mac and I don't want to mess up with wines or bottles (not too familiar with those yet). I have a VM in the laptop so I have some experience with that. Or should I try the Bottles, instead of VM?
I am not a distro hopper, I have a life
D), so something that I will be likely happy with once set up. Stable, reliable, compatible with a lot of stuff. Some mentioned Zorin. Should I try it, or something else? I don't do gaming, but I have some games in a website from previous years that work with Windoze and I might like to play them again, too. Just simple HOG or adventure, nothing too hardware demanding, I played them when I had Win7.
I also have an AIO HP ProOne 600 G5 21.5-in All-in-One Business PC that came with Win10, with upgraded RAM to 32GB, will swap the HDD for nvme and instead of HDD will be sata SSD for data, the computer has spaces for both.
I am wondering whether I should stick with LMDE or try something else?
What would be your choices? Something easy to use that doesn't need many tweaks. I plan to have a VM with Windoze in it, as there is one software that only works on Win or Mac and I don't want to mess up with wines or bottles (not too familiar with those yet). I have a VM in the laptop so I have some experience with that. Or should I try the Bottles, instead of VM?
I am not a distro hopper, I have a life
