Part of me is always sad to see another distrohopper settle down and stop hopping. But it’s somewhat inevitable once a person has enough Linux experience under their belt. At some point most of us just want to pick our favorite distribution and use it without constantly shifting to a new one. Zorin OS is certainly a fine choice, particularly for someone who likes a Windows-esque experience.
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