There are hundreds of Linux distros out there, and most of them are genuinely good—as long as they’re used by the people they’re designed for. The whole point of a Linux distro is to package the Linux kernel with a particular desktop environment, package manager, and system defaults fine-tuned for a specific type of user or workflow.
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