I was using Linux (Slackware, I think) for one specific ham radio application when I discovered KDE 1.0 and thought "Hmmm... this could be a regular desktop". I pretty have much stayed with Red Hat Linux, then Fedora ever since, although I'm comfortable with Debian/Ubuntu.
Twenty years later I'm still using KDE/Plasma. Haven't had a Microsoft OS in my house since Windows 98 :-)
I was using Linux (Slackware, I think) for one specific ham radio application when I discovered KDE 1.0 and thought "Hmmm... this could be a regular desktop". I pretty have much stayed with Red Hat Linux, then Fedora ever since, although I'm comfortable with Debian/Ubuntu.
Twenty years later I'm still using KDE/Plasma. Haven't had a Microsoft OS in my house since Windows 98 :-)