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preparing to make the jump to linux soon. Here for recommendations. I haven't been happy with windows since XP.
Linux Mint
Fedora KDE. Just be sure to enable 3rd party repos (very easy and quick job, just a google search away).
Don't wait. Get Linux Mint Cinnamon / LMDE on a USB and install it.
If you don't like Debian based or Linux Mint for some reason, then check out Nobara or Fedora KDE spin. EndeavourOS is also great.
Nobara. It's Fedora KDE with everything fixed and unlocked.