Zorin OS puts on a masterclass for what a desktop operating system should be
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Reviews from past years concentrate on it being "easy to adopt because it resembles Windows xyz".
OP's review implies it's easy because it's less buggy than what the more common distros are offering nowadays.
Being a daily victim of KDE on Debian and Fedora (and old enough to remember how good things were 10-20 years ago), I hope the latter is true. Maybe I'll find out in a couple of days.
Some of my friends started using it and they're Windows users and they like it so far.