I did not realise that Linux Mint has no KDE desktop (maybe it was an unofficial release). I also started my Linux journey on Ubuntu, and progressed to Linux Mint, before settling on Manjaro Linux with KDE.
But I can say that since I discovered KDE on Ubuntu, I have pretty well much stuck with KDE as a desktop. It gives that feeling of familiarity when switching distros. Linux Mint's Cinnamon desktop is also a strong contender, especially for those leaving Windows behind.
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Ubuntu is a platform to be reckoned with, not only in Linux but also in the general computer world. On the other hand, Linux Mint is now mature enough.
