Lubuntu

It does like three big ones of those just so you get a good bearing and then you can customize a little bit from there.

But if you don't want to do that and you just want out of the box... look that's where these other distributions come in in my mind so I'm gonna just go through some of them Kubuntu it's like a KDE version so you can look at KDE Ubuntu there's Lubuntu which is like a lightweight Ubuntu it doesn't come with a lot of the nice aesthetics but it can work on a really old machine just fine there's kde neon which is like a newer version of kde that looks pretty snazzy there's peppermint and elementary which are just offshoots i don't recommend them but they're very very popular so that's there when i come into this i always recommend people go to this one which is linux mint It has a really good Windows vibe to it.

So if you're coming from Windows to the Linux world, Linux Mint's usually, I say, that's where you should start.

If you don't like Linux Mint, try Ubuntu.