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I'm perfectly happy using Mint. I'll explore more distros eventually but I miss nothing about Windows
I started using Mint a few months ago, and this is basically my experience as well. On the occasion that I have to use a Windows PC, such as for work, I am just reminded of how awful it is.
Mint+KDE on my daily driver, works great, no complaints after over a year. Plus fun desktop effects!
Just a question: why use KDE on Mint instead of KDE Debian?
Cause I started with Mint and didn't feel a need to fix what wasnt broke
I use KDE Debian on my desktop server