Fedora is a good bet, it’s really up to date and should simultaneously be stable.

I use endeavouros (Arch) gnome variant because I need a working distribution in Mainland China with an additional emulated deepin application or two (I hate tinkering with wine or bottles). But otherwise I’d be using Fedora.

I like gnome. I’d say KDE second. Fedora workstation does gnome and there’s the kde variant of course.

In 2006 my university used Ubuntu, I thought ‘Wow, this is different!’ Tried it out on my own computer but I was a heavy gamer so windows was the best option (hey, Win7 pretty alright anyway!)

Fast forward to about 2022, I try it again but it’s not getting incorporated well with my program usage in school (as a teacher).

Fast forward to 2024, worked out that Tencent software is on AUR (teacher in Mainland China) and I figure I’m doing another dive. So far, so good. Little itty bitty glitches especially with Libreoffice but I’m getting by without touching Win10.

Sounds like you’ve got a nice bunch, 12-13 years old can be hit and miss.

What age group? Because young teenagers are not always going to play ball. Speaking as a teacher who has seen 5 teachers leave my school ‘for reasons’.

If you mean ‘how confusing it is to understand logical programming using the Chinese language’ then sure. But I’m not certain why you’re wrapping up AND from the English language in this. It does not imply union and abstract grammar usage like 与 does.

You don’t need to be assimilated into technology to achieve telepathy.

PowerPoints suffer from lack of smart objects, and in the case of using Linux, font conversion. But it’s just that we’ve got to persevere with it. 😅

Fedora, so most Gnome based distros. KDE as commented beside me. Arch-based EndeavourOS.