![](https://media.kbin.social/media/20/a6/20a6352ab77606d46e9efb7a5db8cc87aa64f7bf820fbbbb3ca715350312949f.jpg)
![](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/8286e071-7449-4413-a084-1eb5242e2cf4.png)
2·
1 year agoOrganizr might be the closest thing you’re looking for
Reddit user since March 26, 2011.
A farmer by trade turned software engineer and web developer.
I used to love moderating daily as a way to foster communities that felt inclusive and constructive. These days I’m fairly hands-off and am just concerned with keeping some things I love secure and comfortable for everyone.
Organizr might be the closest thing you’re looking for
Zorin OS is the way to go if you are sticking with the Debian/Ubuntu family. It’s basically the Mac OS of Linux distributions, by shipping with a level of polish that other distributions don’t deliver. To me this means I did zero tinkering out of the box to have the experience I wanted after spending a day configuring KDE in other distributions any time I did a reinstall. As far as printers go, they have always been hit or miss, but my problems were solved by disabling IPv6 on my local network.