Zorin is basically a stripped-down version of Ubuntu with a more Windows type GUI. I'd rather add the programs that I'll use than taking a full featured package.
I basically do the same with my Windows installs by doing a basic install then adding what I want but MS seems to be making that harder to do.
I had last played around with early versions of Fedora which used the more traditional Linux architecture.
That's where I ran into difficulties when playing around with the early versions of Fedora a bit too much to make it enjoyable.
Here's a link to a basic description of Zorin.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/i-tried-the-latest-version-of-zorin-os-here-s-what-i-thought-of-this-linux-distro/ar-AA1B4XHM?ocid=msedgntp&pc=U531&cvid=744df4a0be994c18b0be12170103e34f&ei=51
Have to think we'll be seeing a bit more adaptation to Linux systems in the next few months as a lot of the W10 machines that don't meet MS's hardware requirements for upgrading to W11. I hadn't played around with any Linux systems for at least 15 years and am rather pleased with the progress they've made. Been playing around with Zorin OS for a couple of months now on a dual boot system. Think I'll call a pass on W12 or whatever they decide to call it.
Looks like a day to run around in circles.
Which is more than likely what I'll be doing.
So, as I go about running around in circles,
What's on Your weekend Agenda?