Zorin OS

I have been using archlinux everyday for all usage since a year now. I want a flawless experience and I have learn how to use Linux the hard way. But I got tired to keep debugging my own machine myself so I try Zorin OS, because Windows is not an option whatsoever. And so far, it's beyond my expectation! It works so flawlessly I did not ran anything on the terminal yet, works great to game with Steam, I can do my digital drawings with my monitored graphic tablet, everything quirks out of the box, I love it. I have purchased my Zorin Pro key, I really feel like it's a premium Linux experience, but the free version is also very good, just possibly some configuration to do if you want a specific usage like I do.

i love it and have no complian

They are all linux(es) with some few changes! and many bugs that keeps me wasting tons of hours to fix them!

It is an amazing os, however it has some shortfalls. First, I spent the extra money for Zorin OS Ultimate which includes "priority support" and a few days after I installed it I ran autoremove and it deleted too much and my computer no longer started up. At the time I was pretty new to linux so I contacted support and asked if there was a way to fix it and they never responded so I just reinstalled it which was no big deal but the support is the main reason why I bought it. Also they have more applications running in the background than almost any other distribution which absolutely killed my battery life and I didn't notice until I switched to Ubuntu. Also about once a week my computer would just stop working and I had to reboot which no longer happens with Ubuntu. The only reason someone should use this os is if they don't want all of the challenges of a less polished distro and I can promise you that if you use zorin you will end up having to fix way more issues than you would in a more popular distro.

Zorin didn't get their OS 15 download right, and despite choosing the use alongside option, installation froze at the location page, the 'we're sorry' crash report box came up, wouldn't close after half an hour of patient clicking on the close, turned off the laptop. Turned it back on and Zorin had stripped out the previous OS. It also did not install the wifi adaptor drive or networks, so without a LAN connection (I don't have access except for WiFi hotspot on my phone) I'm screwd. Open terminal, sudo config reveals over a page of failed install files. On top of that, something is weird with their forum registration process so can't get any advice from old hands. And their contact team....even Microsoft reply. I'd go Mint, I down loaded it with no probs when I first started open source years ago. I note that another reviewer, oyasuryana, had the same problem on an early version, Zorin replied that version 15 would fix that. Not.