Have you ever wondered about using Linux on your PC? Evaluating the jump requires a little calmness, to compare the pros and cons, because it can be both according to everyone’s taste and needs; but be sure of one thing: Linux is not what it was a few years ago. It’s much better.

One of the aspects in which the penguin system excels most is its diversity, but also its the quality of your presentation, we are at least talking about the main alternatives aimed at the average user. As much as the wide range of options can seem a little overwhelming to newbies, the truth is that it’s hard to go wrong by choosing one of the big distributions on the market.

Everything has improved so much in recent years that choosing a distribution does not depend on whether it is better or worse than others, but on factors such as development model, experience with the underlying system, etc. That is, with personal preferences. For example, within the Ubuntu ecosystem, the most popular Linux for PC, you have everything.

So one of the things that people tend to think about the most is desktop environment, a core component of the distribution, its appearance and functionality, although the most extreme customization is the order of the day in Linux. Although this is another aspect where the system has improved, and there are many distributions that look amazing by default.

To illustrate this article, a video from the LinuxScoop channel in which “11 most beautiful distributions of 2022«… although the truth is that it comes from the beginning of the year. But, it is not important. But don’t take it literally, because as they say, there’s no writing about flavors. But it serves to illustrate the point of the article by showing what Linux looks like in 2022.

Just a warning: not all distros that appear there are suitable, or rather recommended for the average user or newbie to Linux, but as I said, they don’t have to be. The few things you see are within everyone’s reach on distributions like Ubuntu, and what isn’t is easily achievable with a bit of customization.

And a reminder: appearance is only one of the strengths of the Linux desktop, derived precisely from its diversity. It shouldn’t be given more importance than it is… but not less either.