If you use CJK input methods, I would suggest Fedora which it has the simplest way to add a input
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For what it's worth, Q4OS was easy to set up and has been my daily driver since late 2018.
this is why I read through threads like this. looks cool.
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you just described zorin.
Surprised it's not being suggested more here
Because it's unimaginably slow on updates
Im not sure but I have a suscpicion linux folks don't like its thing about being windows like as possible. Personally anything to get folks to uptake foss is great in my book. I actually use portable apps and would like to get farther away from it. Im going to look into the q40s thing suggested here as that might be a perfect next step.
try a ublue os image