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One of the most essential aspects of Linux is the variety of desktop environments available. Unlike Windows, which confines users to a specific desktop interface, Linux allows individuals to choose from numerous environments. Users can select from a range of interfaces such as KDE Plasma, GNOME, XFCE, MATE, and Cinnamon, among others.
This flexibility in desktop environments means that a user can select a distribution (Distro) that best fits their preferences and needs. Major distributions such as Linux Mint and Fedora even provide the option to choose a desktop during installation, thereby allowing users to adapt their computing experience from the get-go.