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About my favorite Operating Systems

I have a few computers that i use almost every day, so i use them for different situations, so maybe i can tell about this.

Slackware

I like it because maybe it's the most useful operating system, when you don't have Internet connection. It's have a few desktop enviroments, and full KDE software bundle, a lot of screensavers from XScreenSaver, MyPaint-brushes for GIMP, different programming and markup languages and other. You have 15GB of software, and can choice what to use, before installation. If you're advanced Linux user, i think you could try it.

Trisquel

If you're want to use operating system for personal computer only - i think it's the best option. First of all, it's Ubuntu-based, so you have user-friendly experiance, but it's independent distribution, you don't have Snap and oter junk, just clean OS for browsing web and writing documents, software. You have a few solutions:

Trisquel - the main distribution, with Mate desktop enviroment installed. You have anything for average user.
Trisquel Mini - a smaller version of main distribution with LXDE and Openbox.
Triskel - version with KDE desktop enviroment, looks very beautiful, so it's a good option if you're have enough resources for computer.

Every distro have Linux libre kernel, and trademark free Firefox, so it's recommended by GNU and being used by Richard Stallman.

Tails OS

Linux distro, focused on privacy and security. But, for me, the best feature of this distro, is that you have a lot of software, let's look at some of them:

Audacity, Video Player
GIMP, InkScape
Thunderbird, LibreOffice
Pidgin
KeePassXC, VeraCrypt
Brassero, Sound Juicer and Sound Recorder

and it's included in 1.31 GB image. I think, it's very useful and comfy, to take this OS on USB drive, or CD, and have very good enviroment for work at any time.

Microsoft Windows 7

I take estethical pleasure from this operating system. It's design perfect, like every element is on the right place. It's have a basic software bundle, like videoplayer and text editor, but comparing to Linux, it's not so functional. Anyway, you can customize it adding gadgets to your desktop, and changing themes, sounds and screensavers. I also like Windows Media Center, because it's have the most beautiful design, that i ever seen on media centers.

Devuan

Something between Slackware and Trisquel. You can download "Desktop" iso image, that have a few desktop enviroments options, and server/terminal productivity. So, you have enough software for experiments with Linux without Internet connection. I use it on my main notebook.