Started using Zorin for the first time a few weeks ago. I'm a long time Linux user ( 7 years as a full time Linux user, and 3 before that on and off ). It's really good, feels like a polished out and more reliable Ubuntu. The things they've done around theming make the look and feel be consistent. I know it's mostly recommended to new users coming over from Windows world, but veterans should have a look at it as well, you might be surprised.
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It is basically a more polished Ubuntu
The best or one of the best distributions for people that just want a beautiful but working distro.
However, I don't like to have to install a new iso to "upgrade" to a major version.
I recommend this thing to my Windows friends, I found it really cool. But I prefer rolling release