I would also suggest KDE based ones (like Kubuntu). Familiar desktop look and feel. Intuitive controls. Decent hardware requirements.

Anyway, you can use a different desktop env. later, too.

For office suite, if you deal a lot with MS office formats, you might get a better experience with Onlyoffice (FOSS). You also have the option of web based office suites (Google docs, office 365 etc.)

You might like to take a look here at some alternatives to solidworks, too.

I guess they won't be as powerful as SOLIDWORKS though.

Thanks for sharing this. I found this concept interesting recently.

I like tilvids.com.

thelinuxexperiment_channel is my fav. on this.

I also enjoy watching Drew Devault's videos.

All of these are tech related though.

Haha, yeah. But these days it is difficult to live without apps for

• IM/Video-calling
• Food ordering
• Maps etc.

That's why the middle ground of "minimal app launchers" :)

Photoprism An AI-powered app for browsing, organizing & sharing your photo collection.

That's interesting. The post was missing a direct link. :) https://internxt.com/

Might use it with rclone someday, so that many other free services can be used. Good to see many new E2EE cloud storage services coming up.

Yeah, it's a known issue in fact.