If you need an office suite, you can use LibreOffice/OnlyOffice as a full MS Office replacement. OnlyOffice is basically identical to MS Word, Excel, and Powerpoint, and LibreOffice replaces the rest. With MS fonts installed, you should have no trouble writing a .wordx document in Times New Roman.

If you’re a gamer, I recommend Pop!_OS. Everything works out of the box, plus extra compatibility for Nvidia cards. It took me a second to get used to the UI, but now I can’t go back.

The Sisyphus of cable tv

Goddang liberals wanna take God out of school and replace him with gay math

GTA: San Andreas, OG Loc mission. I’m much better at it after all these years, but I still run into at least 5 walls and fall off my bike every time. It’s way harder than the train mission.

Yep

Oh, I thought it was named after the chicken.

Rod Serling

Neither did Miyamoto though?

For me it’s, “AND WHY IS HE HERE? HE LOST!”

At the end of the day, a collection of all the information in the world is a reflection of ourselves.

Fallout: New Vegas, GTA: San Andreas, and Half-Life. All three masterpieces in their own right.

Reports say they’re working toward a Footlose-inspired technocracy.

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“Don’t bat at the trigger unless you intend to kill.”

“Don’t bat at the trigger unless you intend to kill.”

Meanwhile, I’m enjoying stock photo memes on Lemmy, on /kbin. I think this fediverse idea could be the future.

Check out OnlyOffice. It’s a fork of LibreOffice that’s almost an exact clone of MS Office. It’s a fantastic program that should be familiar to anyone coming from Windows.

Since you’re just using a VM, you should try out some other distros and then pick one to install on your machine. Linux Mint is great for new users just switching from Windows. I personally find the KDE Plasma DE to be the best replacement for the Windows 10 GUI, so I’d recommend you check out Kubuntu or KDE Neon.

I’ve been using Pop!_OS recently, and it’s amazing. Everything works out of the box with no need to tweak anything, and I love the workflow features like autotiling and the launcher. The Pop! Shop is also something I’m appreciating more. It’s an excellent place for new users to look for software, and the flatpak support really makes it perfect for me. I’ve been using flatpaks instead of official repositories as much as I can recently, and it’s been a long time since anything I have installed has caused me issues.