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The Linux experice
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Ubuntu kinda sucks from my experience with it, but it will be a learning curve
You do learn to deal with those kinds of issues pretty quickly eventually but at least at the moment you're realistically not going to have a completely seamless experience with desktop Linux for a while yet
You're probably better off going with snaps/appimages/flatpaks than apt-get I think because they come with all their dependencies