Debian 13 with GNOME — One Month of Real Daily Use Honest Experience [Windows to Linux]

After switching from Windows 11, I’ve been running Debian 13 with GNOME as my primary system for a full month. This video is not about hype, benchmarks, or distro drama. It’s about what daily life on Debian actually feels like once the switch is done and the system settles in.

I share my real, day-to-day experience using Debian 13 with GNOME for work, browsing, updates, and terminal-based tasks. No desktop hopping. No heavy customization. Just Debian, used the way long-time users tend to use it.

I also talk about the first issue I faced right after installation — adding my user to the sudoers group — why Debian handles this differently, and how that small moment sets the tone for the entire operating system.

This video is especially for older Debian users, returning Linux users, and people who have recently ditched Windows 11 and are looking for something calmer, more predictable, and more respectful of their workflow.

If you’re tired of constant change, forced updates, and an operating system that never stops demanding attention, this is what Debian 13 with GNOME feels like after one honest month of real use. Receive SMS online on sms24.me

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