>When it coems to disks I recommend gnome-disks gui rather than using command line unless you know what you're doing.

cfdisk is good if you want a TUI me thinks :D

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i wanna add to this so i'm going to say some more

filelight is a really handy thing to have to check up on your disk space. nice pie-chart visualization, but not as interactive as WinDirStat. about as fast as your disk is to do a full read on everything there ヽ(´∇`)ノ

leafpad is a dead simple notepad that's handy, ala notepad from windows. fast and nice!

KDE connect is a really helpful mobile-desktop connection thing. i like being lazy in my bed and changing the music playing on my computer with my phone so it does the job pretty well

localsend is also a really nice airdrop-like application for sending files. it's a bit nicer than KDE Connect's own implementation i think, so i use it alot more than that for throwing pictures into my archive. looks nice too ヽ(´∇`)ノ

i'm inclined to agree with kaminko that kde, gnome and xfce suites are generally the best option if you wanna get software that works well! do try give other, independent software a shot though, some of them end up being really good