I think if someone asks for a recommendation without specific requirements or background the answer is always Mint.

LTS doesn’t matter, and you’ll have a worse experience having old packages

I’d say the opposite it true. Up to date packages doesn’t matter for most people but having to upgrade to a new release can be a hurdle for people.

(lack of/lacking) internatiolisation and localisation.

You do notice that a lot of software is made with Americans in mind and Linux/FOSS is no exception. But there’s worse like notion for example.

So you can send multiple files as a single file I guess.

I think zip files working like folders is pretty ideal and we aren’t going far enough with it yet.

Actually ssh and nmap

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Inside me are two penguins, one of them wants Canonical to be more like redhat, the other wants Canonical less like redhat