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Have you considered Linux Mint?
Damn... sorry.. was I the first to suggest it this time?
You were, but it appears OP is running Windows in a VM on Linux.
I already use Fedora Linux, and this Windows is in a virtual machine because sometimes my school requires me to use software that simply doesn't run on Linux
That's where Windows belongs now, in a VM.
"what is my purpose?"
"you stay in a vm until i need to update my mouse firmware"
In a VM, in a box, at the bottom of the sea.
*Gnome Boxes
I bought a cheap laptop for school just to run their windows anti cheat crap. Do you have to run something similar?
Fortunately, no. My school expects me to use XAMPP (a LAMP stack but without "L" cuz it's on Windows) and Microsoft Office applications like Word, Access, and Excel.
While in the case of LAMP, I can install the individual services (Apache, PHP, MySQL) myself from command line, Microsoft Office applications won't work like that.
Use Libreoffice where you can and just open it up in Word to verify
I guess I should count myself lucky everything is expected in be turned in as a PDF and Google docs is used for everything else. The anticheat recognizes it's running on a VM and throws and error.
You're right though. I recently installed it and it is so much more user friendly and does everything I need it to.