I don't think so since I've used Linux for the past idk 15 years and I've used different distros. I'm on ubuntu now. I've installed many different programs often the versions were outdated in the packet manager so I had to go search the website and it often got complicated. I've also had a lot of issues with dependencies not being installed and some other messy situations that would never happen in Windows or OSX.

I'm gonna do a fresh install soon cause I'm actually having issues with my ubuntu setup so I guess we'll see how much progress they've made since my last major install/setup