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LLMs are useful when dealing with linux. Linux works different so there is learning curve esp if you want to get most out of it.
PopOS is a decent choice, however COSMIC is in late alpha with that being said it does work overall. I would not advise 22.04 at this point.
You can install classic GNOME also.