Wubuntu is a lovely alternative to using Windows on your PC. It comes with Copilot and Powershell. and the theme is a copy of the look of Windows 11. This is amazing. There is even a paid version that requires a serial key. Wubuntu even comes with Android allowing a user to run Android apps as well. An amazing feature.
Downloading an Android image on Wubuntu. Once the image is downloaded, you may then load the Android system to run Android apps on Wubuntu.
Wubuntu even comes with Steam pre-installed and Microsoft Edge web browser, therefore it is a good free copy of Windows 11. This is a natural successor to Lindows and Linspire Linux distributions, they tried to be good alternatives to Windows using Linux as a base. Lindows looked just like Windows with a custom file manager and overall user interface. I miss it. The Cinnamon Wubuntu desktop uses Dolphin as the file manager and it looks exactly like Windows Explorer. Wubuntu uses Wine, so it can run Windows applications as well as Linux ones. This could be a great way to get Linux on a desktop and entice a Windows user to sit down and use it.
There is even a Remote Desktop client installed.
Download this distribution here: https://www.wubuntu.org/index.php/get/wubuntu. This runs better if you install it in a VM rather than running from an ISO. But it is very good. The Office productivity applications are handled by online office apps. This just requires a Microsoft account to use. I wonder how games would run on this system. But I guess it would be fine. Even if you played Linux games on it. But charging for something you do not own is a bit much. Why?