Yeah if you need proprietary software Windows is your best bet. Some say it works, some say it doesn’t. If you need it reliably and no FOSS alternative will do the job, I don’t blame you for staying away.
So far the best I’ve found are Zorin, Kubuntu, CachyOS, and maybe Nobara. Overall if you need Ubuntu for some stuff (like deb software installers) then Zorin is a solid choice. CachyOS is fast and really well made, takes care of a lot of the headaches, but runs on Arch (and you’re on your own there… Lol)
Zorin 18 is coming out soon and apparently they will make Wine easier to use. Could be worth a shot!
Yeah if you need proprietary software Windows is your best bet. Some say it works, some say it doesn’t. If you need it reliably and no FOSS alternative will do the job, I don’t blame you for staying away.
So far the best I’ve found are Zorin, Kubuntu, CachyOS, and maybe Nobara. Overall if you need Ubuntu for some stuff (like deb software installers) then Zorin is a solid choice. CachyOS is fast and really well made, takes care of a lot of the headaches, but runs on Arch (and you’re on your own there… Lol)
Zorin 18 is coming out soon and apparently they will make Wine easier to use. Could be worth a shot!