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Hi there,
it took me a while to get comfortable enough with Linux to start a real test with your well done Solus OS.
My computer is medium level gamer computer, equipped with a SSD rack to switch OS by simply change over the SSD. Quite easy to test any distribution without the need to think about compatibility issues or GRUB.
I migrated from Windows 7 to ... the well known 'easy for beginners' Ubuntu, then switched to several Ubuntu forks (Xface, Mate aso.) until I found Linux Mint. After Budgie was developed I did a try with installing just the Budgie desktop with Ubuntu Budgie backdoors. It worked, but it wasn't the best performance.
After a while I ran a test with Deepin OS, they do have a very well done desktop UI, but their update times are quite long, so I checked for other OS to offer Deepin desktop. Then I found ArcoLinux, which was my first contact with Arch (do-not-use-Arch-if-you-are-a-beginner) which is appearantly easy to manage and use. Well, the B variant of course.
Lately I ran a test with Solus OS itself to find out how the Budgie desktop, which I found neat and lightweighted, would perform on it's very own Linux distribution. And here I am.
My concerns up to now have been, to get the needed graphics driver (AMDgpu-pro), which I actually no longer need. So this point fixed itself. Then I wondered about the repository and how to install programs I like to use. Well, except one single app (VScodium) I really found every software I used in other distributions. Quite impressing.
The useability is excellent, Solus is rock solid, while running release, plus I found not a single issue to mention.
So I'm very happy with Solus OS.
Cheers!